Trusting Him
“He went in the side door of the church, effectively avoiding crowds of people, many of whom seemed to have opinions about his life. It had been several weeks. He hoped that eventually the talk and the speculation would end. When people saw that he had truly changed and that he could be counted on, maybe then.
The classroom where she taught was empty.
"Looking for someone?" He turned, smiling at the woman walking toward him with an insulated mug of coffee. He knew that she had just refilled it a...nd that she would take it into church with her. He smiled, finding it amusing that he had learned her personal habits so quickly.
"I thought I'd walk in with you." He lifted his empty mug. "And I'm going armed with coffee. I hope you didn't empty the pot." "I didn't." She turned back toward the kitchen and he followed her.
"Maggie, about last night." "Hold out your cup." She lifted the glass carafe and he held out his mug. "Michael, we discussed it. Let's not ruminate over it." "Ignoring this won't make it go away." "So, what do you think we should do?MoreLess
The classroom where she taught was empty.
"Looking for someone?" He turned, smiling at the woman walking toward him with an insulated mug of coffee. He knew that she had just refilled it a...nd that she would take it into church with her. He smiled, finding it amusing that he had learned her personal habits so quickly.
"I thought I'd walk in with you." He lifted his empty mug. "And I'm going armed with coffee. I hope you didn't empty the pot." "I didn't." She turned back toward the kitchen and he followed her.
"Maggie, about last night." "Hold out your cup." She lifted the glass carafe and he held out his mug. "Michael, we discussed it. Let's not ruminate over it." "Ignoring this won't make it go away." "So, what do you think we should do?MoreLess
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