Navajo's Woman
“Wasn't it obvious that she was no longer the person she had been only a few days ago? She certainly didn't feel like the same woman. And she did not think the same.About Joe.About the past.And def-initely about the future. Joe might not be ready to make a commitment, but in her heart she was already commit-ted.Totally. Completely. Her first loyalty was to Joe, and she sensed that his was to her. In the past neither of them had given their all to the relationship, which had been tested in its be...ginning stages. She had failed Joe as surely as he had failed her. But now they had a second chance, and she had no inten-tion of wasting this priceless opportunity. Kate Whitehorn met them, a warm smile on her face and a hug for Joe and for Andi. "He rested through the night, and this morning he is awake but not completely alert." "This is good," Joe told her. "He will be his old self soon." Kate's smile flickered, but she forced it in place. "Yes, this is good. And all that matters is that he is alive and will recover." “How is his arm?'' Joe asked, and Andi realized as did Joe that something wasn't quite right with Kate.MoreLess
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