Hannah (The Hawthorne Sisters)
“It fell fast and hard, and then was over as quickly as it had started. The weather was turning warmer, but like anything out here, you just never knew what to expect.
After their unexpected kiss, time passed. They were tied into their own life issues. Hannah was helping at home, doing farm chores and trying to get Sarah to discuss her feelings. The school year was ending, and Sarah would be helping out around the farm more often.
Sarah didn’t want to see a therapist, and refused to talk... to her mother. She didn’t want to weigh her mom down with stuff about her dad. She was afraid it would dredge up Mom’s depression again. When Hannah first offered her a shoulder, she didn’t take her up on it, but slowly she started to talk to her more. She missed her father dearly, and couldn’t shake the loss like her sisters seemed to.
At first Sarah buried herself in schoolwork, but it eventually caught up to her. She had a hard time grasping that her father wasn’t coming back.MoreLess
After their unexpected kiss, time passed. They were tied into their own life issues. Hannah was helping at home, doing farm chores and trying to get Sarah to discuss her feelings. The school year was ending, and Sarah would be helping out around the farm more often.
Sarah didn’t want to see a therapist, and refused to talk... to her mother. She didn’t want to weigh her mom down with stuff about her dad. She was afraid it would dredge up Mom’s depression again. When Hannah first offered her a shoulder, she didn’t take her up on it, but slowly she started to talk to her more. She missed her father dearly, and couldn’t shake the loss like her sisters seemed to.
At first Sarah buried herself in schoolwork, but it eventually caught up to her. She had a hard time grasping that her father wasn’t coming back.MoreLess
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