Plain Peace (A Daughters of the Promise Novel)
“She hoped Daadi would behave. He was still unhappy over Mammi’s new decor, even though they’d talked and made some compromises. The cuckoo clock had gotten to stay, but most of the knickknacks had been boxed up and carted back to the basement.
Jacob arrived right on time.
“Wow. This room doesn’t look at all like it did before,” he whispered as he walked into the living room. “It’s really pretty.”
Anna shivered happily at the sound of his voice, and butterflies danced in her stomach as she thoug...ht about being Jacob’s wife. “You should have seen it a couple of days ago,” she whispered back.
Jacob’s chuckle stopped abruptly, and he stiffened when Anna’s grandfather walked into the room. “Did you remember our conversation?” Daadi asked.
“Yes, sir.”
Anna felt her face turning red.
“Gut. Now come into the kitchen. For some reason, we are being forced to try another new recipe. Probably something Italian, French, Chinese, or from some other foreign place.”MoreLess
Jacob arrived right on time.
“Wow. This room doesn’t look at all like it did before,” he whispered as he walked into the living room. “It’s really pretty.”
Anna shivered happily at the sound of his voice, and butterflies danced in her stomach as she thoug...ht about being Jacob’s wife. “You should have seen it a couple of days ago,” she whispered back.
Jacob’s chuckle stopped abruptly, and he stiffened when Anna’s grandfather walked into the room. “Did you remember our conversation?” Daadi asked.
“Yes, sir.”
Anna felt her face turning red.
“Gut. Now come into the kitchen. For some reason, we are being forced to try another new recipe. Probably something Italian, French, Chinese, or from some other foreign place.”MoreLess
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