“Hmm, I don’t know. It’s a bar. I’m thinking jeans.”
Eden turned back around and shimmied out of her work pants, hanging them on an empty hangar. She took a pair of jeans out and slipped into them. “I like this top,” she said, turning around to show Randi.
“Oh, I like that one, too.” Randi nodded. “You can wear it off one shoulder or not.”
“That’s what I was thinking. The vee neck shows a little cleavage, but not too much. What about these jeans?”
Randi winced. “Not my favorite. What about the lighter colored pair with the straight legs? Letty agrees.”
Eden took the jeans she was wearing off and found the pair Randi was referring to. She probably knew Eden’s clothes better than she did. Randi was taller than Eden so they didn’t share pants, but there were times when they’d worn each other’s tops depending on where they were going.
Eden stepped into the jeans and zipped them up. She turned towards the mirror standing in the corner of her room. “What do you think?”
“Those are the ones,” Randi replied with a knowing smile.
“You think?” Eden asked, still looking in the mirror. She met Randi’s gaze in her reflection in the mirror and saw she had one brow raised.
“Turn around.”
Eden did as she was told.
“Now look over your shoulder,” Randi instructed.
Eden did and a smile grew on her face. “These do make my ass look good.”
Randi chuckled. “Yeah, they do. But…”
“But what?” Eden turned back around.
“Are you sure you should show her all of that on this first date? She may not be able to handle it and you’re not sure you like her like that just yet.”
Eden smirked. “Let’s talk about what you’re going to wear.”
“Me? It’s not about me.”
“Sure it is. This is your chance to impress Cari. Oh, I know,” Eden said excitedly. “Wear those wide-legged jeans with a sleeveless top tomorrow night then wear your navy suit with the skirt for the presentation the next day.”
Randi tilted her head and raised her brows in question.
Eden scoffed. “You’ll show her your casual side then hit her with your gorgeous no-nonsense executive look the next day. She’ll be eating out of your hand.”
Randi laughed. “You’ve got it all figured out, don’t you?”
“Just like you do about me.”
Randi threw a small pillow at Eden and smirked. “Kelly is going to be the luckiest person in the bar.”
Eden picked up the pillow and stared at Randi. “Maybe Cari is going to be the luckiest woman in the bar.”
“Cari and I are not going on a date.”
Eden shrugged. “Maybe not, but it could happen someday.”
“I thought you wanted me to work with you. If I stay then I really shouldn’t date my first client. Should I?”
Eden chuckled. “When did something like that ever stop you?”
Randi gasped and held her hand over her heart. “You make me sound unprofessional.”
