Remember to Forget
“He worked to the background music of Wren and Meg chattering below him in the dining room. If their banter didn’t tickle him so much, it might have annoyed the life out of him. They cackled away like two keyed-up hens, and they’d been at it for almost a week—ever since Meg had come up with the idea for some kind of after-harvest celebration at the inn. A romantic getaway for couples.“We could make little centerpieces for each table,” Meg was telling Wren. “Something simple, but maybe with littl...e sprigs of wheat, to go with the harvest theme.”Wren squealed her approval. “Oh, yes, Meg! Bart’s flower garden should have some good things blooming by then. Daisies for sure and maybe some zinnias for color.” Wren sounded more excited than Trevor had heard her in a while. Meg was good for Bart and Wren.She was good for him too. He couldn’t remember when he’d last enjoyed someone’s company the way he did Meg’s. He raked a dusty hand through his hair. Well, of course he could.MoreLess
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