And she did have the ‘right’ of it! At least from her point of view. Her sister Stacy wanted to be loved for herself, and not because she was a television news reporter. Men asked her out all the time, but eventually Stacy would learn that all they were after was a share in her limelight, or they wanted her help in expanding their own career. In short, the men that Stacy thought loved her were only using her. Jenna thought that Edmund Cross, a new member of the law firm where Eric worked, was perfect for her sister. She couldn’t see any harm in inviting them both to dinner on the same night and allowing nature to take its course. Eric, on the other hand, called it matchmaking, and that was something he was totally against. In fact, he was so totally against matchmaking, that he’d promised her a spanking to remember if she attempted it in any way. The dinner went well, and even a blind man could see that Stacy and Edmund were taken with each other. When Edmund offered to give Stacy a lift home, she readily accepted, and they did not linger over their goodbyes. Jenna headed straight for the kitchen while Eric was shutting and locking the door after their guests, and she started loading the dishwasher, just to have something to do to keep her hands busy while she waited for Eric to start scolding. He didn’t keep her waiting.
