“I only know her as Evan.” Sin pressed the down button. “Is that the name she gave you?”
“She introduced herself as Evangeline.”
“Last name?” Sin asked as they stepped into the elevator.
“Worthington,” Maverick replied. “She’s close friends with Carly and Brigit.”
“She just moved back to the area.” Colton tapped the first-floor button. “I think Tucker’s got a thing for her, but she’s friend-zoned him.”
Sinclair’s lips twitched, a hint of a smile dancing on the corners of his mouth. He’d stop by the office on the way home and have a full background check completed on Evangeline Worthington by morning.
“Hey, Mav, how’s the pup?” Dakota asked.
“Gigantic. He’s spending the weekend with Gunner and his family. Socializing him is part of his training.”
Sin squeezed Maverick’s shoulder. “Hey, guys, have you heard my prediction for this one?”
“What is it?” Colton asked.
“Five kids and three stinky dogs.”
Laughing, the guys piled out of the elevator and were met by a man from the wedding planner’s crew. He led them into a small salon off the ballroom where Brigit’s bridesmaids were waiting.
“Daddy!” Sammy waved and Dakota knelt to hug her.
“You look beautiful, my little angel.” He kissed her forehead. “Ready to drop those rose petals?”
“Uh-huh.” Sammy let go of Carly and picked up the basket with both hands.
Jagger broke into a smile as he made his way to Taylor. “You look amazing, babe.”
Crockett kissed his wife, Alexandra. “You are absolutely stunning.”
“There’s my gorgeous wife.” Maverick held out his arms and grinned. Laughing, Carly kissed him before modeling the dress. “You look damn good, woman.”
“Purple?” Sin murmured, his gaze floating over the five women dressed in off-the-shoulder gowns.
“It’s eggplant,” Carly said. She introduced Sin to Kat, a close friend of Brigit’s who he’d be escorting down the aisle.
“Sorry I couldn’t make the dress rehearsal last night,” Sin said to Kat.
“All you have to do is make sure I don’t trip over myself walking down the aisle.”
He laughed. “I can do that, no problem.”
The head planner entered the salon clapping her hands. “Okay, everyone. Time to line up. Where’s my groom and best man?”
After attaching a mic to Colton, the wedding planner escorted him and Crockett to a set of side doors. Before Colton left, he grinned at the wedding party. “See you all in there.”
The planner who met the guys at the elevator knelt beside Sammy. “You have a very important job, young lady.”
“I drop petals on the carpet the whole way.” She grinned up at her dad.
“That’s perfect,” said the planner. “As soon as the matron of honor—”
“Aunt Alexandra,” Dakota reminded her.
“As soon as your Aunt Alexandra starts walking down the aisle, you follow her. Walk slowly, just like last night, okay?”
