Kat pulled two bottles of water out of her bag, offering one to Lillah. Remember last time you and I went to the beach? The two guys next to us that you introduced us to, and I told you I hung out with one of them after you left?” But if it could somehow turn into more…that would be perfect. She wouldn’t regret it if this turned out to be just a sexual relationship, not for a hot minute. She wanted more with the two guys, sure, but she couldn’t quite work out exactly what that was, or if they felt the same way as she did. Or even if they were going to go somewhere. But she had been waiting to see where things were going first. Of course she would have told her best friend eventually. You are seeing someone.” Kat took off her sunglasses and stared at Lillah. “What makes you say that?” Lillah hadn’t planned on telling Kat about Ty. “And there’s something else that’s different about you. “Less time at work for you usually means more trips to the gym or doing yoga.” Kat looked her friend over. It hadn’t taken too long for Lillah to get comfortable sunbathing naked like the guys did. When the three of them weren’t in bed, they were hanging out by the pool. Her great tan had come from spending most of her weekends at Ty and Carson’s place. “I’ve been spending a little less time at work.” It wasn’t exactly the whole truth. “Is that right? That would be a big change for you.” “I’ve been getting outside more than usual lately.” Lillah shrugged, settling back down on her beach towel. And the restaurant where we’re meeting Dan isn’t far from here.” Kat looked her over. I left just a little late and you know how it goes. Why’d you want to come to Venice, anyway?” “I didn’t think you were going to make it. “Finally,” Lillah said as they hugged hello. To her relief, Kat appeared a couple minutes later. Walk just past it, I’m right there.”ĭropping her phone into her beach bag, Lillah stood up and shielded her eyes against the brightness, trying to spot her friend. Now they couldn’t find each other among all the people out on a sunny Saturday morning. Kat had been held up on her way over and so Lillah had staked out a spot for them before it got too crowded. Trying to connect via phone was getting ridiculous. They should have met somewhere else and come to the beach together. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including information storage and retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the author. Any resemblance to actual people (living or dead), events or locations is entirely coincidental.
Book and cover design by Fine Line DesignĪ Summer Wish is a work of fiction.
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