Jennifer held up Kristina’s thong.
“Why bother? You’ll just tear it off me in a few minutes anyway.” She tucked her underwear into Jennifer’s suit pants. “You look hot, by the way.”
“So you’ve said.”
Jennifer pushed the stall door open just as the bathroom door opened again.
“Gage, get the–”
But it wasn’t Gage. It was just another wedding guest whom Kristina didn’t know.
“Sorry. Thought you were someone else,” she said as Jennifer laughed.
Carrie
“You’re evil,” she said with a chuckle.
Gage laughed and asked, “Can we go now? I want to do that, too.”
“Babe, we’re at a wedding.”
“And it’s basically over.” Gage motioned around the hall. “I only get this weekend with you, Carrie. We wanted to be here for Helena and Becky, yes, but we’ve done that. I won’t see you for another three weeks. I want time for us, too. We leave tomorrow, and last night was a party before the actual wedding and reception. I–”
“Okay. I get it.” She took Gage’s hand. “Let’s go. We’ll see them all tomorrow for the brunch anyway.”
“They sure do love celebrating themselves, huh?”
“What do you want whenwedo this?” Carrie asked.
“Huh?”
Carrie pulled on Gage’s hand and suggested, “Let’s walk by the water for a minute.”
“Babe, upstairs. I want to get out of this suit and getyouout of that dress. I’m thinking long bubble bath in that giant bathtub first.”
“Gage, tell me.”
“That I love you? I do. I love you.”
“And tell me what you want when we do this.”
She started walking, and Gage followed.
“Small.”
“How small?”
“Is one witness an option?”
Carrie laughed and said, “What about close friends and family?”
“Does that meanChristianwill be there?” Gage asked through adorable, gritted teeth.
“I was going to ask him to officiate.”
“Don’t even joke. That guy hates me.”
“He does not.” Carrie laughed. “He’s protective.”
