Chapter Ten
She stood at the window, looking down at the street below. This was Seattle, busy at this time of morning, which had the last of the nine-to-five crowd rushing to their corporate world. She wouldn’t be able to see Samuel, not from where she was. No, the underground garage that housed the compact he rarely drove would have him coming out the back way. She hoped something good would come out of this, and she was so thankful that Logan had listened to her, had heard her concerns, and was now reaching out to Samuel. She really did want to believe that Logan, if anyone, could pull the family together. The brothers should have been close. She had to believe they would be again.
She turned away and took a last look at Samuel’s place. It was all him, with only a few added touches of
