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Kate surveyed the backseat. Two tote bags and a small cooler. She thought of the larger suitcase in the trunk. Why did she always need to overpack? They were only going for a couple of days. Thankfully, Don didn’t care how many bags she took. At the beginning of married life, he learned Kate didn’t travel anywhere light.
“Don, if you’re ready, I think we have everything.”
“Just a minute.” He jiggled the door handle to make sure it was locked and jogged down the walk. “Do you mind driving? I don’t think I can concentrate on the road.” He ran a hand over his blonde crew cut. “Kate, I’m scared. What if something is seriously wrong with my dad? He isn’t getting any younger and he still works the fields like he’s my age.”
She slid behind the driver’s seat, adjusting her belt. “Don’t borro
