Not that Ben believed in luck. It wasn’t because of luck that he was home the night the highway patrol officer knocked on their door. He would forever be thankful that he, and not his sister, had received the news first about their parents. That news, however, had caused him to doubt God’s plans and purposes for years… until that fateful day at the store. God wouldn’t have brought Melanie into his life for nothing, would He? Then why had their evening turned into such a wreck? Ben tightened his grip on the handlebars of the motorcycle. He wove in and out of traffic, releasing his adrenaline each time he shifted gears to accelerate. He had rode five blocks before the sting in his eyes woke him up to a sobering fact. He didn’t have his helmet on. And that helmet happened to be sitting under his chair at Koo’s Kitchen. The only thing worse than returning to the place of his humiliation was imagining his sister’s teary face if she found out he was riding recklessly. Going against his better judgment, he made a U-turn at the next intersection.
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