Chapter 5
“I KNEW I’D END up with a few clients from people I know, but word has spread like wildfire. Thanks.” Abbey accepted the glass of wine Pru offered. “I’ve got more people wanting to book sessions than I can manage in the temp space we have set up right now. People here are really into the idea of a spa.”
Balancing her own wine, Pru settled into one of the deck chairs opposite her friend. “I thought they might be.” The news both pleased and worried her. She’d invited Abbey to ply her trade on a whim, a means of testing the waters. But she hadn’t expected the idea to take off quite this fast.
“That’s your thinking face. What’s cooking in that brain of yours?” Abbey asked.
“I’ve been noodling over the idea of a day spa for a while. But I wanted time to gather some data on interes
