Looked like I couldn’t get out of the interview, no matter how hard I tried. And with the reporter from Texas Bride coming soon, I’d better mind my p’s and q’s.
I didn’t want to spoil things for Nadia, after all. No point in upsetting the apple cart, as Mama would say. She gave me a “whew!” look, but I could read the warning in her eyes. Madge, God bless her, managed to turn the conversation around, and before long we were talking about basketball once again. “I’d pay money to see the 2.5 children.” Stan elbowed Madge. “Well, you and Casey are going to have a blissful life in Fairfield and raise 2.5 children and live in a house with a white picket fence.” It’s in the essay.”ĭahlia’s eyes took on a dreamy look. “I’m sure you’re going to be one of the lucky ones, Katie.” Dahlia sighed.
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