Feels Like Home: a Southerland Family Contemporary Romance book 1
“Deep breath. She could do this. She wanted to do this. She hadn’t been to church since Gran’s funeral. She had to face it sooner or later if she expected to make a life for herself here. At least she wasn’t facing the lions alone.
She scanned the parking lot for Summer’s beat up Escort. She’d offered to pick up Summer and Abby, but her sister insisted on driving them herself. Autumn had a feeling her sister didn’t want her at the trailer and it worried her.
She looked past the line of people waiting to file into church and saw Abby waving her arms above her head. More than one disapproving look flashed her way, but the little girl seemed oblivious. Summer stood beside her looking pretty but tired, her sandy-blonde hair pulled back off of her pale face. Even at a distance she could see the dark circles around her sister’s hollow eyes.
“Don’t you look pretty?”
Autumn scooped Abby up and planted a kiss on her forehead before setting her down so she could hug her sister.
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