Wild Heart On The Prairie (A Prairie Heritage, Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
Amalie was nursing the baby. “Heidi and I fed the boys and put them down for a nap,” Amalie said softly. “I know Little Karl is too old for naps, but Heidi wanted to talk to us alone. Even so, we will need Søren for Heidi to speak to us.” She gestured at her nephew. “But first, eat your dinner, eh?” As Jan and Søren ate, Amalie told them she had settled Heidi in the downstairs bedroom—Jan and Elli’s room. It was the only logical place, Jan realized. Heidi was too old to be burdened with the climb upstairs and down. Heidi watched Jan and Søren eat, her eyes clear and peaceful. Jan finished his meal, placed his arm on the table, and took Heidi’s hand in his. “You are most welcome in our home, Søster Veicht,” he told her. “But I am sorry for the proud and angry words I spoke in church today. I am sorry for the strife they caused . . . and for the pain you must feel right now. I have asked God to forgive me—will you do the same?” Heidi spoke for a minute, pressing Jan’s hand as she did.
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