“See,” Perrin had insisted, “maybe it will bring you good luck as well.”
Why it was that married people always thought their unmarried friends couldn’t help but want what they had? Melanie would like to be married someday. But though her career had stumbled, it was far from over and she had no intention of slowing down anytime soon.
That wasn’t the issue. She liked the idea enough to let Perrin sweep her along. Besides, the woman was an unstoppable force anyway so resistance really was pointless. The problem was that she didn’t know what was now expected in return. Help with a few interviews didn’t balance a pleasant and free accommodation in the heart of Seattle’s old town district.
Despite her misgivings, between Perrin, a very helpful concierge, and Maria, Melanie soon found herself
