Zack walked in, went right to the chair, and took off his shoes. He had not been this tired for a long time. They had spent all week tearing things out and building walls at the Glacier House. He had continued to work out even after leaving the Army, but this kind of manual labor was different. He was sore and tired. It was a good tired. Throughout the week, men from the church joined them and jumped in to give a hand. Jake said they were ahead of schedule. Zack was kind of sorry he had to go back to work the next week.
He heard the door open and heard Jen and his mother’s voices. It made his heart full. He was so thankful they got along so well, the two most important women in his life. He was glad his mother had come to stay for a while, it might help Jen. She had seemed so t
