After hearing Garret mention something about voice mail messages, she took the time to read through the little Blackberry manual until she learned that, yes indeed, these smart little phones were able to receive and hold many messages. But when she tried to listen to the message, the phone asked her for a password. Naturally she had none, so she gave up. Feeling worried that Madison might need to reach her, Anna set one purse phone by the bed and kept the Blackberry with her. The more she thought about it, the more certain Anna became that Madison would want to switch back. It was insanity to think that a pampered city girl like Madison could cope with the demands of caring for four young children, cooking, cleaning . . . and helping an ailing and pregnant Aunt Rachel too. Anna knew she needed to be ready to switch back if necessary. Perhaps even tomorrow. She was tempted to call her uncle’s phone but knew that was risky. Better to wait for Madison to call her.
