Chapter 24The next evening, after dinner, Wesley and I remained at the table, while Lillian insisted on helping Edith clean up the kitchen. Henry said he had to go and check the animals. We nursed our cups of coffee as we began to talk.
“Have you changed your mind about the money?” he asked.
“Yes, I have.”
His face lit up. “That’s a relief.”
“I want to use it to get Rachel’s camp up and running. Rachel had spoken to Lillian and me about it. She wanted us to do it. We never gave her an answer.”
“That’s great! What can I do to help?”
“I’m not sure, yet. We decided Tuesday night. Yesterday was the first time I’ve seen Lillian since then and we didn’t really get to talk last night.”
I smiled as Wesley laughed.
“We’ll probably need to sit down and get the ideas laid out soon. Can you si
