Chapter 6
Lacey felt the heat of Quinn’s thigh nearly searing her. They were seated in the corner booth at the lodge restaurant with enough friends and family that their gathering had spilled over to another table nearby. She’d managed the first hour or so of dinner just fine. Now, with a few glasses of wine in her and being crowded up against Quinn because Gage’s sister Jessa was on the other side of her, well, it was safe to say she was practically on fire.
“Yoo hoo,” Ginger Nash said, waving her hand back and forth from across the booth.
Lacey whipped her head up, catching the motion of Ginger’s hand out of the corner of her eye. “Huh?”
Ginger’s blue eyes narrowed, a hint of mischief held within her gaze. “I asked you two times in a row if you wanted to be in for Diamond Creek Batte
