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up in his arms, and carried into the cabin. She sighed with pleasure and nuzzled his neck. There was no questioning it; she was his.
     

Epilogue
     
     
    They were sitting in a private VIP booth at Come Again. Alexandra rolled her eyes at her gloating cousin.
    “Come on, let’s see the rock again.” Nina took pleasure in teasing Alex.
    “Oh, cut it out, will you? I swear I don’t know which of you is worse. Now that he’s got a ring on me, he acts as though he won the lottery.” She held out her hand anyway, grinning like a fool.
    He’d proposed, gotten down on his knees, and put on the ring. She hasn’t had the heart to tell him he’d done it backward. Once she accepted his proposal, his satisfied smile had been endearing.
    “He did win a prize with you, chica . Don’t ever doubt it. Where is that fiancé of yours, anyway?” Nina glanced around the crowded bar.
    “He’ll be here in a minute.” The man in question was in his office talking business with his partner.
    “I told you I had a good feeling about him. Just remember, I’m totally going to be a fantastic godmother, OK?”
    She laughed. “We’re not even married yet, and you’re giving us kids already?”
    Nina winked. “I have this feeling about you.”
    “Don’t even joke like that. I’m not walking down the aisle looking like a beached whale.”
    Nina laughed at the panic Alex showed in her face.
    “You are too funny, Alex. But seriously, start picking out baby names.” Laughing, she walked away toward a group of friends across the bar.
    Looking down at her seltzer water, Alex felt her stomach roll again. It was a stomach virus, she told herself. She wasn’t pregnant, was she?
    She nibbled her lip and took another drink. Just to play it safe, she’d better talk to Andrew about moving up the wedding date.
    Across the bar she saw the only man she’d ever peeped on searching for her. Their gazes met and held, and happiness filled her. He headed toward her with a growing smile. She never would have guessed that Mr. Buff would turn out to be her Mr. Right.
     

~ About the Author ~
     
     
    April Angel (who also writes as Milly Taiden) was born in the prettiest part of the Caribbean known as the Dominican Republic. She grew up between New York, Florida, and Massachusetts. Currently, she resides in New York City with her husband, bossy young son, and their little dog Speedy.
    She’s addicted to shopping for shoes, chocolate (but who isn’t?) and Dunkin Donuts coffee.
    A bookworm when she can get her hands on a good story, she loves reading all Mina Carter, Cynthia Eden and Dianne Duvall among others.
     
     
    You can visit her at: http://millytaiden.com
     
     

~ Coming Soon ~
     
     
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