Chapter 6
Tuesday, April 5th KurtA rooster crowing woke me from my sleep. I rolled over and looked at the screen of my phone. Tossing it back onto the nightstand, I pulled the pillow over my head. It was barely five o’clock in the morning. The rooster crowed again. Why was there a rooster in town? Whose idea was that? The notifications on my phone buzzed with an incoming text message.
“Now what?” I muttered as I groped for the cell phone.
It buzzed again. Grabbing it, I turned my face to the screen. The notifications said I had several new emails and two new text messages. The messages were from my older brother, Kaleb.
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Kaleb: Dee said you were in town. How about stopping by?
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Kaleb: We are fencing the back pasture. Leaving in 20. Could use an extr
