Here We Come (Aggie's Inheritance)
“It seemed like the weather had remembered the day and chosen to grieve with Aggie and her little clan of Stuarts.
They drove into the cemetery after a long, tedious morning of eating breakfast, dressing, and frantic searches for that special picture or note.
She drove alone, neither Tina nor Luke there to lend the support she desperately craved.
To be truthful, she felt a little sorry for herself.
That was almost as bad as the memories that threatened to choke her.
The twins didn’t seem to reme...mber the cemetery at all.
Kenzie shrunk from it, begging Aggie to be allowed to stay alone in the van.
That wasn’t going to happen.
It simply wasn’t an option.
When they neared the little area that the Stuarts had been buried in for the past hundred years, Kenzie began to relax.
“Grandmother isn’t here.
I thought she would be.
She made me sing.”
“No, it’s just us today.”
“Why didn’t Luke come?”
Laird seemed as bothered by the absence of the man she intended to marry as she was.MoreLess
They drove into the cemetery after a long, tedious morning of eating breakfast, dressing, and frantic searches for that special picture or note.
She drove alone, neither Tina nor Luke there to lend the support she desperately craved.
To be truthful, she felt a little sorry for herself.
That was almost as bad as the memories that threatened to choke her.
The twins didn’t seem to reme...mber the cemetery at all.
Kenzie shrunk from it, begging Aggie to be allowed to stay alone in the van.
That wasn’t going to happen.
It simply wasn’t an option.
When they neared the little area that the Stuarts had been buried in for the past hundred years, Kenzie began to relax.
“Grandmother isn’t here.
I thought she would be.
She made me sing.”
“No, it’s just us today.”
“Why didn’t Luke come?”
Laird seemed as bothered by the absence of the man she intended to marry as she was.MoreLess
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