Chapter 24Huxley was not responding to Sara's phone calls. If he was in meetings, he would return calls in the evenings. After turning over the MIA's remains to a military forensics lab to be identified, he planned to catch a little R&R with his family in Oregon. Two days had passed without a word from him.
Sara carried her cell phone out into the back yard. Maybe she shouldn't tell him about the accident. He thrived on the peace of being with his family. More than once, he had commented that he wished he could spend more time, not only with the rest of his family, but specifically with his son and daughter whom Sara had seen in pictures and met only once. At times he had twinges of guilt at not being with family to help with the farm business, but all agreed on the urgency of looking for
