A Place of Refuge (2013)
“Luke had helped get her home, but she still seemed to be very fragile and he could tell Kathleen was afraid to leave her alone.
Once she was settled in her room, Kathleen came out and said, “Would you mind staying for a few minutes while I run and ask Rose if she can come over while I go to the grocers and the pharmacy?”
“I will, but there’s no need to ask Mrs. Walsh. I can run any errands you need,” Luke said. “I can take the boys with me and you can stay with Colleen.”
“I don’t wa...nt to impose on you.” She shook her head.
“Kathleen, you aren’t imposing on me.” Luke rubbed the back of his neck and sighed. “I’m your friend—at least I hope you consider me one. Please let me help you.”
“You have work to do, Luke. You can’t keep taking off for me.”
“I can write at night—one of the blessings of being a writer.”MoreLess
Once she was settled in her room, Kathleen came out and said, “Would you mind staying for a few minutes while I run and ask Rose if she can come over while I go to the grocers and the pharmacy?”
“I will, but there’s no need to ask Mrs. Walsh. I can run any errands you need,” Luke said. “I can take the boys with me and you can stay with Colleen.”
“I don’t wa...nt to impose on you.” She shook her head.
“Kathleen, you aren’t imposing on me.” Luke rubbed the back of his neck and sighed. “I’m your friend—at least I hope you consider me one. Please let me help you.”
“You have work to do, Luke. You can’t keep taking off for me.”
“I can write at night—one of the blessings of being a writer.”MoreLess
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