Margaret Brownley
“After each visit Libby insisted he give her a full report on Macao’s condition. What he told her varied little from one night to the next. The wound was healing with no sign of infection. For the most part Macao seemed to have regained his strength.
At first Libby received his reports with relief and thanksgiving, but gradually she grew uneasy and suspected that Logan was holding something back. Logan denied it, and she decided it was only her imagination. But when he appeared on her doorst...ep late that Friday night, he looked troubled.
While Logan warmed himself by the fire she poured him a cup of coffee. She then sat down on the hearth next to his feet and braced herself for the bad news she was certain he’d come to tell her.
“Logan?’ He regarded her solemnly. Not even the light from the fire could chase away the shadow of worry at his brow.
“He has no feeling in his right arm.”MoreLess
At first Libby received his reports with relief and thanksgiving, but gradually she grew uneasy and suspected that Logan was holding something back. Logan denied it, and she decided it was only her imagination. But when he appeared on her doorst...ep late that Friday night, he looked troubled.
While Logan warmed himself by the fire she poured him a cup of coffee. She then sat down on the hearth next to his feet and braced herself for the bad news she was certain he’d come to tell her.
“Logan?’ He regarded her solemnly. Not even the light from the fire could chase away the shadow of worry at his brow.
“He has no feeling in his right arm.”MoreLess
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