The Bennett Case (A Markham Sisters Cozy Mystery Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
“Ah, what a shame.” It was Edward who broke the awkward silence. “Janet just this minute agreed to have dinner with me tonight,” he told them. Janet turned her stare towards him and he winked at her. “Oh, that is a shame,” Michael said. “I hope Joan won’t be too bored, listening to us talk about our school days all night.” “Maybe I should just stay home and let you two go out on your own,” Joan said stiffly. “If you’re sure you wouldn’t mind, that would be great,” Michael replied, clearly not understanding Joan’s tone. “I haven’t set nearly enough places for lunch,” Janet said, eager to stop the argument that was brewing. “But the table in here only seats four. Let’s move lunch into the dining room.” Joan frowned, but Janet didn’t give her a chance to speak. “If everyone gives me a hand, we can have the table set up in there in no time,” she told the men. Janet left her sister standing in the middle of the kitchen with an angry look on her face. With the men’s help, it only took a few minutes to set the table in the dining room.
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