Time For Love , The McCarthys Of Gansett Island, Book 9 - Plot & Excerpts
She had to get out of that house before she lost her mind. Hours of pretending that nothing was wrong had left her worn and frazzled. She couldn’t believe he’d done this to her—and to his mother. The poor woman had been shocked by how much older Carolina was than her son, which had been the first clue that Seamus had been less than honest about what he’d told his family back home in Ireland about her. Carolina kept her head down and walked fast, guided by the light of the moon and the rage that drove her to get as far away from the house—and him—as she could get. Pounding footsteps on the path had her spinning around as her rage intensified. “Go back to the house. I have nothing to say to you.” “I have something to say to you.” “What could you possibly say to fix this?” “How about I’m sorry?” “Sorry. You’re sorry. That’s great. I’m glad you’re sorry for completely humiliating me in front of your mother, not to mention how you made her feel by blindsiding her right off the boat.
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