The Last Bride (DiCarlo Brides #6) - Plot & Excerpts
He should have stayed so he could have been there for his mom. She must be terrified. Jonquil sat beside him, holding his hand and humming along with the radio, but not bothering him with chatter when he wanted his head free to think. There was no moon and the darkness oppressed him as they reached the hospital parking lot. “Just go on inside and let me park it,” Jonquil suggested as she stopped in front of the building. He hesitated for only a moment before opening his door. “I’ll find you inside,” she said as he got out of the car. He nodded and rushed through the front doors and up to his mother’s room. The elevator seemed to take forever to arrive and then stopped twice on the way up to her floor to let people in and out. Gage held back from snapping at them, just barely, as he drummed his fingers against his leg impatiently. Gage had tried to get a call through to the doctors during the drive to the hospital—after they got through the twists and turns to where there was a cell signal again.
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