Winds of Heaven
“She rose with a deep groan, and as she headed inside, she heard a car pull up the gravel access road. She peered out the kitchen window to see an impeccably dressed elderly woman exit the luxury car and stretch. “I wonder who that is.”
She was going to get Casey, but this woman seemed to know where she was. Liz opened the back door and the woman smiled. Liz saw a vague resemblance to Casey and held the screen door open. “You must be Casey’s grandmother.”
“Very good. Now if you can just give me ...the lottery numbers for tonight’s game, we’ll be all set.”
Liz laughed and stepped back to allow her into the kitchen. “I’m—”
“Liz Kennedy. I’m Meredith Casey.” She offered her hand. “Casey has told me of your situation.”
“She has?” Liz frowned.
Meredith held up her hand. “Only the basics.” She looked at Liz’s stomach. “How are you feeling? I told that idiot granddaughter of mine I wanted to meet you.”
Liz laughed as Meredith walked into the living room and sat with a groan.MoreLess
She was going to get Casey, but this woman seemed to know where she was. Liz opened the back door and the woman smiled. Liz saw a vague resemblance to Casey and held the screen door open. “You must be Casey’s grandmother.”
“Very good. Now if you can just give me ...the lottery numbers for tonight’s game, we’ll be all set.”
Liz laughed and stepped back to allow her into the kitchen. “I’m—”
“Liz Kennedy. I’m Meredith Casey.” She offered her hand. “Casey has told me of your situation.”
“She has?” Liz frowned.
Meredith held up her hand. “Only the basics.” She looked at Liz’s stomach. “How are you feeling? I told that idiot granddaughter of mine I wanted to meet you.”
Liz laughed as Meredith walked into the living room and sat with a groan.MoreLess
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