Chapter 39The whap whap of the helicopter blades reached a fever pitch and the big bird landed in the meadow on the other side of the gazebo. Sean, Georgia and the girls waited on the porch, while their friend, Tom, turned off the motor and the blades came to a stop.
“Good to see you, friend,” Sean said. He and Tom exchanged a man hug. “What brings you our way today?”
“The wife and kids are away for a few days in Prince George so I thought I'd fly in and see you all.”
“Join us for a coffee?” Georgia asked.
“You bet” Tom followed them up onto the porch, while the girls played in the gazebo.
Georgia went inside to set up a tray of cups and a snack. She could hear the sound of laughter coming from the porch and smiled. It was good to hear Sean bantering with his old friend. Things had be
