A Sister's Forgiveness
“When Hester had driven Emma to Jeannie’s house earlier, she had seen Sadie’s bicycle still leaning against a cluster of palm trees in the front yard. There was something so poignant about seeing that bicycle where it was so often left whenever Sadie visited the house. It seemed like everything must be all right after all. That the girls were upstairs in Tessa’s room, giggling over some silliness or the confidences the two of them so often shared.“I could load it in the trunk,” Hester had offere...d, following her gaze as she stood at the end of the driveway.“No, leave it. I’ll need a way to get back to the hospital later.”“You’ll be okay?”“I’ll stay busy,” she promised.“Be strong,” Hester had whispered as the two friends embraced.On her way into the house, Emma had avoided looking at the closed garage door. It was a relief to see that Dan’s car was no longer on the property. In fact, there was no sign of the accident at all.She had wondered if Dan Kline was being kept overnight for observation like Sadie was.MoreLess
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