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Yeah. It was nice. He smiled at her and as always, Kates heart turned over.
I could teach you a song in Hawaiian sometime. Would you like that?
Yeah. Joeys face came alive with the idea but when Kate asked him if he wanted to come for lunch he stepped away from her, declining as he went.
Kaitlin watched him walk away, her heart heavy. He was so young to be fighting God but Kate was convinced this was exactly what he was doing. Pastor Keller had challenged everyone in the room that morning to settle their eternity before leaving. Kate was certain that if Joey had trusted in the Lord that morning, hed have told her.
Youre quiet, Rigg commented as they drove toward his folks.
I was thinking of Joey. I know God is speaking to that boy but hes fighting Him and making himself miserable in the process.
Rigg agreed with her and then told her he liked the songs she sang.
Were we really all right? Kates hand went to Riggs arm and he was suddenly conscious of his brothers in the back.
You were great. Your voices harmonize beautifully. I almost hope for Seans sake that his voice never changes. Hes a great tenor.
Poor Sean, Kate commented. He thinks he sounds like a girl. He hates it.
Theres nothing feminine about the way Sean sings, Jeff commented from the back. He has nothing to worry about.
Unless its the number of teenage girls who nearly fall out of their seats when he passes by, Gil commented almost absently, but Kaitlins head whipped around in surprise. She never thought about girls finding her brother attractive. Sean was cute, or at least shed always thought so, and now she was seeing for the first time that she wasnt alone in that belief.
I can see Gil surprised you. Rigg was watching her and Kate felt her face heat up.
Its hard to see your own brother in, well, that way, she admitted.
We know what you mean, Katie, Jeff called forward. We dont see how you can stand to spend so much time with Rigg.
She must feel sorry for him because hes so homely, Gilbert added in a stage whisper.
You can both be replaced you know, Rigg informed them. A giggle escaped Kaitlin but when Rigg turned to look at her she gave him the most innocent look she could muster.
Are you going to tell me I can be replaced too?
No. I dont like to tell lies.
Now would you listen to this! Jeff said with disgust. What do we have to do to get a little appreciation around here?
For one thing, it would help if you smelled better.
Everyone laughed at Jeffs expense but he took it well. They were still chuckling when they got home and found Burt Kemp waiting for Miss Donovan.