Thomas and Meg were married in the spring. The ceremony was small by design, though this did not prevent Eleanor from improving it until the word small referred only to the number of guests and not to the quantity of flowers, food, or household preparation involved. Meg protested twice. Thomas presented no objection at all, […]
Three Years Later Callum Summer had transformed Ashvale. The roses climbing the south wall had reached nearly to the second-story windows, the gardens were bursting with color, and beyond them, the lake shimmered beneath an endless blue sky. It was difficult to believe there had ever been a time when Callum could look across that […]
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Eighteen Months Later Penny closed the straps on the saddle of the horse herself, feeling extremely proud. It wasn’t so long ago that she was terrified of the horses, and wasn’t even able to touch one. Now, saddling one up to ride into town felt like it was the easiest thing in the world. She […]
2 years later The town square was alive with music and laughter, and the smell of food carried from every kitchen in the valley. The annual town feast had become the favorite gathering of the season, and the long wooden tables were already filled with neighbors greeting one another and sharing news. Lanterns hung from […]
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Four Years Later… Gabriel stood on the garden terrace, watching his three year-old-son, James, running about the green expanse of the lawn. Love swelled within his heart as his son’s eyes sought him out, and Gabriel waved, smiling in reassurance. Content that his father was watching over him, James returned to his play. He has […]
Caleb split kindling at the side of the woodshed, the axe falling steady and even, while Nell stood a few feet off with one hand braced at the small of her back, seven months gone and heavier on her feet than she cared to admit most days. “You could sit,” Caleb said, not looking up […]
