Sunrise Point
“Cold, clear and the sky was peppered with a million stars. He walked with Darla down the lane between the two big groves, hands tucked into their jacket pockets.
“I can see why you love it here,” she said. “It’s so quaint and peaceful.”
“I guess I never think of it as quaint. It’s so much work. We move tons and tons of apples and gallons of cider.”
“But you have employees,” she said.
“Several. And now that I’m home I can manage the business end of things—accounts, payroll, shipp...ing—all stuff Maxie did with Junior’s help while I was gone. I think she’s entitled to a slower pace. It was either run the orchard or think about selling it in the not-too-distant future.”
“Sell it?” she asked.
“It’s been in the Cavanaugh family since the first trees were planted—a very long time ago. I think it was my great-grandfather.MoreLess
“I can see why you love it here,” she said. “It’s so quaint and peaceful.”
“I guess I never think of it as quaint. It’s so much work. We move tons and tons of apples and gallons of cider.”
“But you have employees,” she said.
“Several. And now that I’m home I can manage the business end of things—accounts, payroll, shipp...ing—all stuff Maxie did with Junior’s help while I was gone. I think she’s entitled to a slower pace. It was either run the orchard or think about selling it in the not-too-distant future.”
“Sell it?” she asked.
“It’s been in the Cavanaugh family since the first trees were planted—a very long time ago. I think it was my great-grandfather.MoreLess
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I'm really glad I was given my 1 st book. By this author. I have read all the Virgin Valley series and just kept reading book after book Keep writing. I will catch upWrite Review:
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