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And I love you Kaitlin Donovan. He smiled and kissed her in such a way that Kate didnt doubt his words at all.
Kate woke up feeling rested and refreshed. She turned to some of her favorite Bible verses in the book of Lamentations. Chapter 3:22-26 said, It is of the Lords mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not. They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness. The Lord is my portion, saith my soul; therefore will I hope in him. The Lord is good unto them that wait for him, to the soul that seeketh him. It is good that a man should both hope and quietly wait for the salvation of the Lord.
Kate prayed after she read these verses, taking time to thank God for His saving love and say that she had accepted that gift.
Spending such a long time praying for her loved ones, Kate was late for work. She hurried along the boardwalk rehearsing her apology only to find Rigg waiting out front for her.
Good morning.
Im late, Kate stated, her planned apology melting away the minute she set eyes on Rigg. August was hot so Rigg was in simple dark slacks and a crisp white shirt, already rolled at the wrists with no vest or coat.
Did I forget to tell you last night not to eat breakfast?
Yes, you did forget to tell me.
So youve eaten?
Yes.
Im sorry. Maybe youd like a cup of coffee while I eat? Rigg took Kates arm and led her up the street. She naturally wanted to know where they were going.
To the hotel. Ive told my clerks that Ill be out for a while. You and I need to discuss a few things and since theres nothing pressing today, I think this is a good time.
Saturday mornings were busy in the hotel dining room but Rigg found a secluded table for two and led Kaitlin to it. Hed been carrying something under his arm and as soon as they were seated he pulled it out: It was a calendar.
I think the first thing we need to do is pick a wedding date.
I already have. I checked my calendar this morning, just before I left the house.
Great, Rigg grinned. Whats the date?
December second. Its a Saturday.
October seventh is a Saturday, too, Rigg stated, having also checked the calendar. Kaitlin blinked at him.
October? I dont think thats enough time.
For what? Rigg asked in all honesty and Kate looked a little frustrated. You are marrying me, arent you Katie? I mean, you dont need more time to decide, do you?