For Harley, it had been her baptism of fire and one that she’d survived quite nicely. When she realized that Sam’s friends and co-workers had not judged her harshly for the manner in which they met and married, she quit judging herself. She began to see Sam, not as a mistake, but as her friend and husband. On the days when he was home, there were times when she forgot that she hadn’t known him all her life. Occasionally, she was reminded of the strangeness of her situation, but even then was leaning toward the theory that marrying Sam was the best mistake she’d ever made. He was a tender lover and a fair and just husband. But it was the day she broke down in tears after a phone call from her mother that she learned Sam also considered himself her guardian angel. She was in the bathroom washing her face and blowing her nose when Sam found her. “Junie! What’s wrong, honey? Are you sick?” Harley took one look at the sympathy on his face and burst into tears all over again. “No,”
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