You don't understand, there's always a reason behind things.
Cherline Lindsey developed a habit from the age of seven—she didn't like others placing food on her plate at the dining table, nor did she ever willingly flatter anyone, including her closest family.
To her, expressing love didn't require such blatant displays.
After lunch.
Wilton Lindsey and Penny Sullivan had a habit of taking afternoon naps.
Cherline took advantage of this time to make a trip to the hospital.
In the kitchen, Little Ann finished her chores, wiped her hands, and prepared to close the door and leave.
Suddenly.
A shadow flashed before her, startling her so much she jumped, then steadied herself and furrowed her eyebrows, saying, "Miss Laura… didn't you go for your nap already?"
"I couldn't sleep."
Laura Waltson stared at her coldly, "Can you take me for a walk around this mountain?"
