Amish Circle Letters II: The Second Circle Of Letters - Plot & Excerpts
It gave her time to get the younger kinner fed before she had to tend to her chores, one of which included bathing and dressing her husband. The older boys, Elam and Nathan, were already outside, working in the dairy barn and planning out how to spread the manure in the fields later that afternoon. She had chartered her oldest dochder with getting the younger kinner outside, needing a break from them being underfoot and hoping that the fresh air would do them good. Taking a brief moment, Rachel leaned against the counter, her hands still soapy from the wash water, and gazed out the window. The house was quiet and she wanted to enjoy it, knowing that it would not last very long. It never did. Sure enough, she had only just put away the last of the clean dishes from the breakfast meal when she heard a buggy pulling into the driveway. Rachel leaned toward the window and saw Nathan holding the horse’s bridle as Mary Ruth descended from the buggy.
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