Chapter 8 Georgia
Freema,
It’s only the one tattoo, but it’s military, so that’s worth three at least.
-G
Days blended into weeks and Georgia learned the rhythm of the house. A woman came in from town three times a week to clean. Bright served as housekeeper and cook, managing two meals a day. They were on their own for lunch. Talen and Charl handled general maintenance and repairs. Construction on the house would go faster if they hired laborers but after Talen’s frank discussion about their finances, she understood the slower pace to be a frugal decision. Quil concentrated on his plants, which meant he mostly left her alone, only occasionally wandering through the house with a bag of potting soil and a trowel. She had no idea what Fiona did and preferred to keep it that way.
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