“I’m glad it isn’t too disturbing. I’m so excited about this. Coop’s plans are right on and I know it’s going to turn out great. Coop’s good at what he does.”
“I know. He’ll make it perfect for you.”
“He could be running a big company in Los Angeles, but he came back here to give Cassie a better life.”
“That makes him a good father.”
“And a good person. He’s dealt with a lot of heartache but he’s managing.”
“Maybe he’s trying to move on.” Taylor sipped her coffee.
“Yeah, maybe. I hope so. He’s…”
“A catch?”
Julie chuckled. “You read my mind.”
“I always could. And, well, it’s hard not to notice him.”
“Especially after he nearly broke speed records coming to your rescue.”
“I thanked him for that.”
“So, what are your plans for today?”
“I’ll be putting on the finishing touches to your gown. And I’ve got Cassie’s dress to work on too.”
“I wanted to thank you for agreeing to help Lindsey out with her wedding dress.”
“I hope I can come up with something for her.”
“I have no doubt you will, coz.” Julie glanced at her watch. “Uh-oh. Gotta run or I’ll be late. Would you do me a favor? I made a full pot of coffee for the crew. Would you mind taking it out to them while it’s hot? Oh, and maybe they’d like some of those muffins you made yesterday.”
“I bet they would. Sure, no problem. I’ll take care of it.”
“Thanks. I’ll see you later!”
“Bye, have a nice day.”
After Julie left, Taylor fixed up a tray with coffee cups, sugar and creamer, and half a dozen muffins. She was just about to bring it outside when the kitchen door opened and Coop walked in. He looked even better close up, his blue eyes deep enough to swim in.
“Oh, hi.”
“Morning,” he said. “How are you?”
“Doing well, how about you?”
“Fine.” He smiled. “Is Julie around? I have a question for her.”
“No, she just left for school.”
“All right, I guess it can wait.”
“So, you’re making progress on the shed, I see.”
“You could say that. Getting the frame up and all.”
“I…I was just getting ready to bring a tray out.”