Train Station Bride
“Her eyes fluttered open. “You stay in bed as long as you want today, Julia. I mean it,” he said to her shaking head. “You had a tough day yesterday.”“You’re too good to me, Jake. I’m sure Flossie never lies around in bed.”Jake chuckled and snapped his suspenders. “That’s cause Millie and Danny want their breakfast. Not that Harry would care.” He leaned down and kissed her lips. “You’ll have children to wake you at the crack of dawn soon enough.”Julia smiled and blushed. “I hope so, Jake. I say ...a prayer every night that this night will be the one to give us a baby. I’m so sorry about my parents, Jake. I don’t know what to say. I could have died when my mother stared at Flossie’s scar.”“A sickle came loose and the blade caught her cheek when she was about fourteen.” Jake took a deep breath. “She didn’t look in the mirror for a full year.”“She could have been killed,” Julia said.Jake nodded. “Yes, she could have been. I thank God every day we were lucky.MoreLess
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