Her best friend, Viviana, slid out from behind a corner. “Hey, honey.”
Sabrina gasped. “Vivi, what are you doing here?”
Viviana hugged her. “It’s a special occasion.”
Sabrina raised an eyebrow in my direction. “Is it now?”
Felix dropped to one knee and waved me down. “Dad, come on.”
I grinned, pulling the engagement ring out of my pocket and kneeling beside my kid. “Sabrina—”
“Will you marry us?” Felix asked.
Her hands covered her mouth as she nodded. “Yes!”
I chuckled, handing the ring to Felix who slid it on her finger, then jumped up and hugged her. Sabrina wrapped her arms around him and squeezed, and I pulled them both against me, holding my family tight.
“Tonight is our engagement party,” I said once everyone hugged us and Felix ran into the kitchen to help frost the cake.
“What if I’d said ‘no’?” she whispered.
“Then it would have been a party of commiseration.”
She laughed. “Looks like you had it all planned.”
“I had every scenario covered,” I admitted.
She stared at her ring. “Did you know this is my dream ring?”
A French-set halo diamond band with one carat diamond in the center fit her hand like it was made for her. I’d also bought the matching diamond wedding band, but she’d find that out at the altar.
“Viviana may have mentioned it.”
“You roped Vivi in?”
“Yeah, baby, she’s your girl. I knew she’d know exactly what you wanted.”
Sabrina looped her arms around my neck. “I love you more than you will ever know.”
I leaned down to kiss her. “Back atya, baby.”
“Thank you.”
“You’re welcome.” I kissed her nose. “Sundance wants a party at the club. You tell him when.”
“Okay. Sounds good,” she said, but she didn’t sound settled.
“What?”
“Are we safe?”
“Yeah, Breezy, we’re safe.”
“How do you know?”
“Because, believe it or not, your brother and I have this covered. The information Maria gathered is gold. He hasn’t disclosed what that all means, but apparently, your sister was a genius.”
“I just can’t believe she took it upon herself to spy,” she breathed out. “Did Luca give you any insight?”
