Remy almost burst out laughing as he read Westley's message. He could imagine how angry Westley was. Remy could barely contain himself because nothing in the world delighted him more than infuriating Westley.

Then he replied, "The coffee brewed by our new barista is out of this world! It's so smooth and delicious. So, naturally, I thought of telling you first. It's definitely your cup of tea, Westley. Or rather, your cup of coffee."

Remy sounded smug, and his condescending attitude really got on Westley's nerves. The man's teases were annoying, but Westley found him almost unbearable when he started bragging.

"That's great, Remy," he wrote back. "Just great. "Does that mean you're going to send over a complimentary cup of this amazing drink for me?"

"Sadly, no," Remy answered, pretending to sound sorry. "We don't do deliveries, I'm afraid. Our customers are more than happy to come to us. That's how good our coffee is, as you know."

Westley gripped his phone. Remy was really starting to piss him off.

"Then stop wasting my time," Westley replied, and angrily turned off his phone.

Remy smiled with satisfaction. The more annoyed Westley was, the more entertaining it was for him. Even Gabrielle seemed to find it vaguely amusing.

"Remy, what happened?" she asked with a puzzled smile. "Why are you looking so happy?" Gabrielle curiously asked.

"Oh, nothing." Remy winked. "It's just a little mission I've accomplished." Gabrielle looked bemused. "Never mind," said Remy, waving a hand as if swatting away a fly. "Come on, it's time to get ready. We're going to the flower market." Remy slipped the phone inside his pocket and finished his coffee. "Come on, Gabby," he said, striding confidently out of the room. "Time waits for no man—or woman."

Without another word, Gabrielle and her silent chaperone, Sophie, prepared themselves for the day ahead.

Remy was waiting in the car when Gabrielle and Sophie showed up twenty minutes later. Despite his jokes earlier, he had coffee and dessert in a takeaway bag on the passenger seat.

"Remy, let's go!" Gabrielle and Sophie climbed into the back seat of the car. Gabrielle's broad smile and sparkling eyes told him how overjoyed she was to be visiting the flower market.

Remy. "Here we go!" Remy grinned with evil delight as he imagined the look on Westley's face the moment he offered him the takeaway

drive, Gabrielle looked through the internet for pictures of flowers,

from the rearview mirror, "why not wait to choose the real thing? We'll be arriving soon

picture after picture of

I know." Gabrielle nodded. "I just can't help myself. But since I have nothing to do, I might as well try to find some inspiration. Remember, I already planned to fill the garden with as many

understood how important

live there forever?" Judging by the look

He didn't say when he'd allow me to return

asked nothing more of you?" He felt that Gabrielle was holding something back, and didn't understand why Westley would force her to stay

and doesn't want to see me in Vineyard Villa any more. Out of sight, out of mind." She was silent for a moment and then opened her mouth to speak. "To be honest, I think it's better if we

word of it. He knew Westley well enough to know that he'd never allow

a few minutes, Remy broke the awkward melancholy silence. "Here we are,

get out first and I'll find a place to park." He pulled over and the ladies took

shoppers and soon Gabrielle and Sophie were

Gabrielle took her by the arm, steering her chaperone through the sea of people and then heading toward

rather than design, this shop sold a wide variety

she gazed in wonder at the incredible array of seedlings

smiling at her. It was Macy, one of Gabrielle's college classmates. Not only was Macy ravishingly beautiful—she was tall, lithe and very

didn't have many friends among her classmates, she felt at

to buy some flowers too?" Gabrielle's cheery voice turned heads, but Macy wasn't

classmate. "It's really you!" Macy turned to Gabrielle's

curiosity at Sophie, who was standing demurely by Gabrielle's

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