Chapter 8. Kate was anxious and nervous that her colleague, Glen Tryston, was stalking her, and had to force herself to go about her normal chores. That was her best chance of staying safe. Today, she was tending the garden. She had gotten quite handy with such tasks since she had been sent to live among the Amish. Before she wouldn’t have known how to keep anything alive, but now she found the dirty work somewhat peaceful. It gave her a chance to think. The sun had come up early and bright, and now, just past noon it was as high in the sky as it was going to get, and the heat was almost oppressive. Kate thought it was a perfect place to stop for a moment, to go inside and make herself a small lunch, and to scrounge up a cool drink. Kate went after the drink first, pulling a tall glass from the hand carved cupboard which hung over her sink. She filled the glass and drank deeply, realizing she was hotter than she even thought. She carefully pulled the straw hat perched on top of the kapp from her head and set aside as she filled the glass once more and downed the cool water.
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