A Billionaire BWWM Romance 7: The Honeymoon by J A Fielding, Bwwm Romance Dot Com Page B

her
cousin and two of Steven’s sister attaching empty cans to the
rear bumper.
    “Really?” she asked as she looked at them. Meg smiled and
looked at her before she went on to attach the ‘Just Married’
sign on the car.
    “Hell yeah. It wouldn’t feel right otherwise,” she
said with a smile. Julie shook her head as the girls walked towards
her. Meg was first to give her a long hug that seemed to last
forever. “I love you,” she said in a low voice.
    “I love you too,” Julie whispered back. Just then it hit
her. In all the years they had been friends, she had never really
said those words to Meg and meant it the way she did at that moment.
She pulled away and smiled at her. “Hope things are working out
with you know who,” she said in a whisper. Meg smiled and
pulled a key card from her cleavage.
    “I am not sleeping in my quarters tonight,” she said with
a wink before she took a step to give Steven his hug. Julie was
suddenly in Steven’s baby sister’s arms and she was
almost lifting her up.
    “Whoa…” Julie muttered.
    “Relax. I wouldn’t drop you,” the youngest
Davenport said. “I still like you,” she added with a
smile as she pulled away. Julie looked into her eyes and shook her
head.
    “You are crazy,” she said.
    “I’m happy to get another sister…who’s also
a sista!” Julie looked at her and frowned. “What? I heard
in the States a black friend does wonders for your street cred. I’m
sure a black sister does so much better,” she added. Julie
smiled and hugged a few more people before she climbed into the car.
    “Wait!” she heard someone yell. She looked at Pamela who
was at the doorway. “The bouquet. Toss the bouquet!” she
yelled. Julie smiled. Leave it to Pamela to make sure that they all
adhered to all the wedding traditions down to the smallest detail.
Julie smiled and shrugged before she turned around and looked over
her shoulders at all the single women who had gathered behind her.
    “Ready?” she asked.
    “Do it!” Meg yelled. Julie then turned around threw the
flowers over her head before she turned around to see who would catch
it. She smiled when the youngest Davenport caught it.
    “What the fuck?” she yelled.
    “You better watch that mouth lady,” Steven’s mother
shouted from the crowd. Julie smiled. She didn’t know how Mrs.
Davenport heard her daughter over all those people and the music.
    “I wasn’t even trying to catch it,” Ashley said.
Julie shrugged.
    “You better start by getting yourself a boyfriend,” Julie
said before she climbed in the car. Steven smiled. “Your baby
sister caught the bouquet,” she said. Steven laughed.
    “I would have loved to see the look on her face when she did,”
he said.
    “I know, right? And she wasn’t even trying to catch it.
It just happened,” Julie said.
    “Well, the universe has a way of communicating with us,”
he said. Julie giggled and nodded.
    She looked at Steven when the car finally began driving off and
smiled as he pulled the champagne bottle from the ice.
    “Alone at last,” he said as he poured two glasses of
champagne. Julie smiled and nodded. “To a million years
together,” he said. Julie frowned.
    “Just a million?” she asked. Steven smiled and then
shrugged.
    “Okay to infinity,” he said. Julie smiled.
    “I’ll drink to that,” she said before she took a
sip. “And to babies and grandkids and great grandkids…
and so on,” she said. Steven smiled and nodded.
    “So you are going to give me kids?” he asked. Julie
smiled and leaned back as she nodded. “When?” he asked.
Julie turned her head and looked into his intoxicating brown eyes.
    “How soon can we get to the hotel?” she asked. Steven
suddenly felt his pants get uncomfortable. He loved it when Julie was
this direct. He opened the partition window and leaned forward.
    “Ivan, step on it,” he said.
    “Ja sir,” Ivan said before Steven put up the partition
and then leaned over to kiss his new