“More emotional, I guess,” she said, though she knew that was only part of it. The other part was that she really wanted to use those indigo daisies in her wedding bouquet. When she and Aaron had gotten married, there’d been no money for flowers. The bridesmaids bought their own corsages, and they hadn’t matched.
her Her parents hadn’t helped at all, hadn’t even come to the wedding. Granddad had given her a little money and set up a huge trellis on the farm. And then they’d lived with him for a few years, scraping by while Aaron finished school.
Truth be told, there hadn’t been a lot of money until he’d landed the job at Pacific-Payne Enterprises in Seattle. And then they had money, but no time to spend together in order to enjoy it.
“Have I told you about a special breed of flower I’m
