Heritage Of Lancaster County 02 The Confession - Plot & Excerpts
So that's how they're going to play this, he thought, pulling his gaze away from Rosie and purposely concentrating on Laura. He waited. But her eyes remained fixed on her lap, more precisely, her hands. Yet he continued to regard her. Would she speak up--invite him at the last minute? Now was her chance if ever there was to be one. She could show her true colors, display her undying devotion to the man who'd brought her Amish daughter home to her. The waiting turned awkward; an annoyingly empty space of time ensued, one devoid of a response. So be it. She'd dug her grave.., let her lie in it. This he thought without remorse. "Do have a wonderful evening, all of you." His words slipped out, smooth and measured. He dared not look at "Katie" now. Neither Katie nor Laura. His wife desired an evening alone with her daughter, and he presumed to know the reason. For questioning, no doubt. For gaining an understanding of Amish life and its peculiar customs. For catching up on all she'd missed through the years.
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