A Husband for Mari (The Amish Matchmaker 2)
“She and Zachary donned their coats and hurried out to discover that James was alone. “Your sister didn’t come with you?”
“Emanuel and Roman both have upset stomachs,” James explained as he came around the back to help Mari into the buggy. “Zach, you scoot up on the bench and sit between us,” he said. “I promised to teach you the basics of driving, and this is as good a time as any to start.”
“Yes!” Zachary fist-pumped.
“I’m sorry the kids are sick.” Mari took James’s warm hand and s...tepped up easily, settling herself on the cushioned seat. Amish buggies were all supposed to be alike, but they rarely were. Some, like their owners, were sparse, dusty and needed sprucing up, while others boasted black leather seats, an oiled dashboard and a spotless interior. There were no fancy red, white and blue blinking lights or extras visible inside James’s vehicle, but the buggy had obviously been cleaned and recently painted inside.MoreLess
“Emanuel and Roman both have upset stomachs,” James explained as he came around the back to help Mari into the buggy. “Zach, you scoot up on the bench and sit between us,” he said. “I promised to teach you the basics of driving, and this is as good a time as any to start.”
“Yes!” Zachary fist-pumped.
“I’m sorry the kids are sick.” Mari took James’s warm hand and s...tepped up easily, settling herself on the cushioned seat. Amish buggies were all supposed to be alike, but they rarely were. Some, like their owners, were sparse, dusty and needed sprucing up, while others boasted black leather seats, an oiled dashboard and a spotless interior. There were no fancy red, white and blue blinking lights or extras visible inside James’s vehicle, but the buggy had obviously been cleaned and recently painted inside.MoreLess
Read book A Husband for Mari (The Amish Matchmaker 2) for free
Write Review:
Guest
Read Also
9 / 10
10 / 10
9 / 10
User Reviews: