It’s too fancy.”“Then you won’t be going,” Greg said. There was no way that he was showing up with her dressed in her usual attire. The thou...ht sent shudders down his spine.“All right, what are you wearing?”“A tuxedo,” he answered pointing to the other hanger in his hand. When Jim had told him that it was formal, he had enough sense to ask what that meant. After the evening spent there, he wasn’t surprised to learn that it meant formal dress for women and tuxedoes for men.His answer was totally. Or was he going to knowingly amused. She preferred angry…at least that had some dignity to it. She heard him walk over to the side of the bed, shuffling as he lay something on the side-table. Something delicious. Her stomach growled at the enticing smell, betraying her. She heard Saint chuckle in that deep way only he could, and she knew he knew she was awake. She popped one eye open to find his face right up to hers as he knelt on one knee by the bed. Jeez the guy was even more gorgeous by. ****** Erin had to deal with two harsh realities. First was coming to grips with the realization that James was gone. Gone. Never coming back. And worse yet was that she didn’t even get to go to his funeral. Her parents went and told her it was a moving ceremony. They said that several of his students came to say their goodbyes as did his friends. But she didn’t get to go. The one person who loved him and needed him more than the air around her, didn’t get to go say a proper goodbye. Second. The walk wasalmost a half of a mile in total, past dozens of townhouses and condounits. She took the first step outside as Veronica and slowly began hertrek.Chapter 2:Veronica was almost breathless as she made her way through the first partof her journey. She had practiced her feminine walk indoors, but to beoutside in the cool spring evening; the slightly chilly air causing smallbumps to raise up on her freshly shaven legs, was an odd sensation. Theclicking of her heels on the sidewalk; a.