Chapter 27“We need another month out of you,” the bank officer said. “Till the end of February.”
Rachael agreed to stay. No longer having to make the trips to Stockton, she spent time writing evenings and weekends. She had slipped into a blue funk. Surprisingly, it helped her climb into her mind and pour out awesome material for her novel. As she re-read while editing, she realized she lost the connection between Matthew and Hunter. The story character was upstanding, treated his love with respect, admiration and patience, unlike how Matthew turned out to be.
Brandon called to say he sold everything, the equipment, the trucks, and the property with its grand old Victorian. Surprisingly, before spending all is money, he followed Rachael's advice and purchased another home, located in Sout
