I asked as I approached my assistant and her mother, who were standing on my front porch. “Were we supposed to meet up this evening?” “No, but we took a chance that you’d be here,” Emma said. “When we saw that you weren’t, we were going to leave you a note,” she said as she offered me a folded sheet of paper. “Can’t you just tell me what it says, or do I really need to read it?” I asked with a grin. “Sorry,” Emma said as she tucked the note into the front pocket of her jeans. “It’s about what happened while you were gone.” “Why don’t you both come on in and we can talk about it,” I said as I unlocked the front door and opened it. It was chilly in the cottage, but I knew how to fix that. “Let me light a fire and make us some coffee.” “Don’t go to any trouble on our account. We won’t be here that long,” Sharon said. “Well, I’m cold, so I think I’ll do it anyway,” I said as I lit the fire I’d laid in the grate before Jake and I had left for our honeymoon. It was amazing to me just how much had changed in such a short period of time.
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