He hadn’t expected nerves over this. In his mind, telling Jude how he felt, trying to convince her that the two of them together was not only a good idea but meant to be was going to be the hard part. But now they had to tell the most important people in their lives that they were in love. Even knowing that it wasn’t going to come as much of a surprise to the posse didn’t relieve Logan’s anxiety. And of course, that was another cause for worry. Logan knew Jude was a reasonable person, but he didn’t think it was wise to share the posse’s plan to woo her. Women were funny about those kinds of things. He spent half of Saturday working on business he’d let go over the course of the week, making telephone calls and meeting with Abby, the woman he’d hired to run the bed and breakfast for them. She was an experienced hotel manager in her early thirties, pretty with blonde hair and wide blue eyes. As they chatted, Logan thought about Cooper, the lone unattached member of the posse now that Matt was dating Sandra and he was with Jude.
