By Friday, Alma’s rope was all paid out. November the twenty-second and Ennis still hadn’t stopped by the doc’s for a check-up. No check-up meant no life insurance, and he’d promised he’d take care of it. Her daddy sold policies on the side, swore by monthly premiums, and was not about to let his son-in-law walk around without coverage. By
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I just love your way with words. Well...now Alma knows. Oh boy. And regarding Alma, I also so loved
Sinking into the dull comfort of obedience
This is so Alma to me in her first reaction to it all. In the OS she comes to a point of moving forward, in fact, oddly enough I find it so interesting that of the 4 principals that is was Alma that seemed to have some success in getting her life together when everything was said and done.
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Thanks again for another beautiful piece,
Kate
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I like your short chapters that pack so much in them.
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