She’d been so happy to see him at Jeannie’s reception. But just as quickly she’d realized what the master of ceremonies would say, and her joy had been swallowed by a horrible, sinking pit of despair. And why? For a guy she could never be with after the weekend? Now, she didn’t know what she was doing. Chasing after a one-night stand? It had to be the emotions brought on by her little sister getting married. That had to be the reason—she’d officially gone insane. The below-freezing temperature chilled her to the bone. She’d run out without a coat; she still wore her bridesmaid’s dress with nothing to cover her bare arms and back. Though it was late afternoon, the sky was dark with falling snow, a flurry the weather forecasters had predicted would amount to little accumulation. But above the cover of dark clouds, where she couldn’t see or feel it, the sun would be present, low and beautiful on the horizon, just as it had been when Brody had kissed her on the mountain yesterday.
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