“Luke had said he thought someone mentioned Abby acting strange. The best place to learn more information was to go straight to the source—the rumor mill. News flew around the neighborhood like head lice at summer camp. If anyone knew anything about Abby, it was the neighbors. But Sadie couldn’t show up empty-handed, and that was why she spent the rest of her evening baking a few dozen cookies, much to her father’s chagrin. “Where did you even find that stuff?” he groused. “No one has baked her...e since your mother died.” How well Sadie knew. Her mother loved to bake. Though Sadie hadn’t shared her sweet tooth or enthusiasm for the hobby, walking into a house that smelled like browned butter and melted chocolate was one of her dearest memories. And she had enjoyed the time spent with her mother in the kitchen. It had been a safe place, far from the judgmental and competitive worlds of pageants and cheerleading. They could have normal mother-daughter bonding time without her mother trying to convince her to get hair extensions or smear petroleum jelly on her teeth to make her smile sparkle.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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