"We should talk about where you"re going," Hannah said, looking down at the ground.
Peggy thinks it"s going to take a few days to get Hannah back on track. “We"ll talk about this later,” suggests Peggy. "I think we can go out for lunch when we"re done here." She finds that "women"s affairs" is the most appropriate to say at lunch.
Hannah laughed. "Yes. I think that would be great.”
Hannah has been with them for over a week. About three days after arriving, the girl was gone, but Peggy suggested she come back. True to her sister"s hopes, Hannah agreed to stay without saying anything more.
An hour later, they sat outside the Lighthouse eating a Caesar salad with grilled shrimp and sipping cold tea.
"Uncle and Uncle Bob were so good to me," Hannah said.
The girl is so weak. Peggy notice
