Wishing In Wisconsin (At The Altar Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
Cindy rolled her eyes. "What about Penny?" Jean had spent the night at the B&B because she'd been afraid to be alone with Penny after she'd admitted she had a boyfriend. "She's on her way back to Texas as well, but she's driving. Alone. I called my dad, and he's going to get her in to see a counselor. He agrees with me that there's got to be something wrong with her. No one is that mean and twisted without a reason. Although, Penny has always been an odd duck." He wasn't sure if he should detest his sister, feel sorry for her, or just be glad she was gone. He was glad she was finally going to get help, though. "I'm glad he's going to find some help for her. When I talked to Nathan, he seemed thrilled to find out Jean was on her way back. She hadn't explained the situation well." Trey sighed. "How could she? She doesn't seem to really understand why she was here anyway." He shook his head. "I'm glad Dad is going to take Penny in hand. Mom is still denying Penny would deliberately do anything mean, but that girl is a piece of work!" Cindy put the last of the food on the table and sat down across from Trey. "I'm just glad that's over. It's amazing what a nice feeling it is to have them gone." "It is! What are we going to do tonight? Stay in?" He liked to stay in, but he knew women liked to dress up and go out.
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