β Scribed by Kaye, Sophie
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
"My name is Jessica Sangold. And I'm a resident of Bellfrey. Bellfrey is an old-fashioned small-town. We may lead simple lives, but we appreciate the things that matter. Not only do we help our neighbors, but we care about keeping our community thriving. We are loyal to the businesses in our town and we depend on many of them."
Jessica's mother sets her up on a date with an old family friend at the country club. In an effort to escape him, Jessica flees the lunch and ends up at the tennis court with a charming man from Bellfrey, Michael. Who can't play tennis.
To pass the time, Jessica tries to teach him some basics. But it doesn't take long before she realizes you should never play tennis in heels.
After being carried up to the main house by Michael, Jessica fears she'll never see him again. Judge her surprise when she finds out they'll be working closely together, not only as colleagues but in order to save the Bellfrey Bank.
Can Jessica convince him the family friend means nothing to her?
Will they be able to save the bank?
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