Dreamer (The Seeker Series Book 2) by Amy Reece

of what I feel for him, and then there’s the whole Irish aspect to it. Is it lame? Will he think I’m pushing?” She laughed a little bit. “Oh, I really doubt he’ll think you’re pushing. Didn’t he get you a bracelet with a compass rose on it? And I don’t think it’s lame at all. We’ll make sure to find a nice masculine design. If it truly symbolizes how you feel about him, then it’s a perfect gift. And don’t worry too much about future shopping for him, or any man in your life. A man who’s in love with you usually doesn’t care too much at all about gifts. I find they almost always prefer you wrapped up in something sexy for them to unwrap,” she finished with a knowing smile. “Cassie!” I exclaimed. “Really? I mean, it’s good to know, but Jack and I don’t…I mean, we haven’t…well, yet…but someday…if everything…you know.” She laughed and pulled me up from the bench. “Come on. Let’s find this shop. I think I might need to buy one of those rings for Gregory as well,” she said, referring to her gorgeous fiancé, whom she was planning to marry in June. “And tomorrow, we desperately need to find a hair salon for you because, damn girl, those doctors did a number on your hair. No offense, sweetie.” “None taken,” I said ruefully while reaching up to straighten my slouch beanie, which had nearly fallen off my head, prompting Cassie’s rude, yet truthful comment about my hair. I had to have 17 stitches in the back of my head, courtesy of a close encounter with a glass trophy case. The doctors