His face paled. “I’ll have to check my calendar.”
“Leave it to the women,” her dad suggested. “You’ll only end up saying yes to what Cassie decides anyway.”
Her mom elbowed him. “That’s not true, and I’ll be there more as an observer than participant.”
Her dad snorted.
“I never got to do this with you the last time,” her mom continued. “It’ll be fun.”
No. This couldn’t be happening. Cassandra wanted her parents out of her life, not driving up midweek to help her pick out china and crystal patterns. Her fake fiancé ruse had gotten them more involved in her life, not less. “We might want to wait until we have a wedding date.”
“Don’t forget about the engagement party.” Emily sounded almost giddy.
Don’t panic. Think positively. Two more weeks and there would be no more interference, mat
