How Two Extra Jobs and Forty Thousand Dollars Bought the Old Miller Farm
He stepped down two steps, reached out, and pulled Kim into a firm hug, resting his chin on top of her head for a long five seconds.
“You take care of those two boys, Kim,” Nate said softly as he pulled back.
“I’m glad they have a safe yard to run in.”
Kim covered her face with both hands and nodded twice, unable to say anything else.
Nate turned to Jeff and clapped a heavy hand on his shoulder, shaking him gently until Jeff looked up from his boots.
“Keep that propane truck on the road, Jeff,” Nate said.