Worrying about someone else meant she didn’t have to worry about herself or what she’d do tomorrow. “Are you okay?” “I’m fine.” Gretchen sighed. “Isa got me a couple interviews, but they can’t afford to pay me enough to live around here.” “I’m sorry. At least your friends are trying. I’ll call around Grand Rapids.” Melody found herself itching to take that drink and down it herself. Gretchen set the glass on the table. “I’m trying to take the edge off. Celebrate. I do feel better with the truth known. The secret was the worst part. I let my pride get in the way, and I should’ve been networking more with everyone. Not feeling sorry for myself and overindulging.” “The networking will help you get a job faster. Too bad there’s nothing around Sterling, if you like it here.” Melody was amazed Gretchen would make a change so easily. “I do. There are some good-looking men. Bethany has claimed most of them. But she can’t hold on to them all. Your three are totally into you.
