Second Chance with His Army Doc

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Reawakened by Her Army Major

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Reawakened by Her Army Major

by Charlotte Hawkes

CHAPTER ONE

‘RELAX, BEA, YOU look great.’

Stopping outside the doors to the nightclub, where a muffled bass beat was already audible, Bridget Gardiner smoothed down the shimmery short dress she’d borrowed from her friend and tried not to look awkward or out of place.

Not feel like some scraggly stray next to the strikingly sophisticated Mattie Brigham.

‘You’re sure?’ Bridget shifted uncertainly.

‘I’m definitely sure. Perfect for finally breaking out of your shell and trying something a little bit crazy.’

‘Yeah...about that...’

‘Oh, no. You can’t back out now, Bea. Weren’t you the one who originally said that tonight was about having fun?’

‘Yes...’ Bridget trailed off uncertainly.

Tonight was supposed to be about fun. Only wanting to do something crazy and actually doing something crazy were two very separate things.

‘Weren’t you also the one who said that we spend most of our careers being serious?’ Mattie continued. ‘Too serious sometimes. Tonight is about just cutting loose, right?’

‘I know...’

‘Got to take a few chances. Life’s too short not to. Trust me.’

Bridget eyed her friend for a moment. She couldn’t put her finger on it, but Mattie seemed different tonight. Perhaps a little...agitated? Not obviously so, just flashes every now and then. Certainly not the cool, collected army major and doctor that Bridget was accustomed to seeing.

‘Everything okay, Mattie?’