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- Books by Lori Wick
- About the Author
Maybe he was too young to understand all the ways between men and women but he told himself he was not ever going to stare at a woman as though she had two heads, or blush and stutter when spoken to, no matter how pretty she might be. After all, a persons true beauty was beneath their skin. He might be only 14 but Sean Donovan believed that with all of his heart.
Rigg watched the emotions scoot across Seans face and wondered what was tormenting his housemate. Surprised at how paternal he felt toward this young man, he hoped theyd have a chance to talk on the way home.
Rigg would have been really surprised to know that he was the only person Sean didnt mind looking at his sister.
After supper Kaitlin volunteered to do the dishes and Jeff helped her. They worked quietly for a time and then began to talk like old friends.
Is it normal to have your purse snatched here in Santa Rosa? I mean, it was right in front of all those people and well, I realize this is a big city, but Im surprised.
We certainly have our fair share of crime but please dont let today paint a black picture for you. Santa Rosa is really very nice. Its growing fast so there is a lot of opportunity here. Theres also a good deal of community involvement if youre so inclined.
Nearly everyone in my parents generation is very concerned for the education of our generation and it shows in the schools they build and the teachers they hire.
Was I just complimented, Jeff? Kate smiled at him.
No, Im just trying to butter you up so youll help me dry some of these dishes when youre done washing.
Not a chance. If you remember, I gave you a choice.
So much for chivalry. Next time Ill rope Rigg into doing this.
Why did you do that? Jeff said after a second.
Do what? Kate asked cautiously.
Stiffen up at the sound of Riggs name.
Kaitlin didnt answer and when she held out a dish to Jeff he just stood looking at her without reaching for it. Kate sighed and looked him in the eye.
Jeff, I know you love your brother but the truth is, hes very high-handed and a flirt to boot.
Rigg! Jeff was astounded.
I shouldnt have said that Jeffrey. Please forgive me. Hes your brother, I had no right to speak ill of him.
Kaitlin, Jeffs voice was serious now. I dont know how to say this, but Rigg isnt what you think. He stopped when her look told him she was more than a little skeptical.
I mean it, Kaitlin. Rigg is the nicest guy on earth and very much a man of God.
I can see why you think that way, Jeff, but you did ask me and I thought I could be honest with you.