How Two Extra Jobs and Forty Thousand Dollars Bought the Old Miller Farm
Nate took a slow drink of his tea and looked down at the grass between his boots.
“How much was the auger rental for the post holes?” Nate asked.
“Kim hired a crew out of Lincoln,” Ron said.
“Didn’t need an auger.”
“A contractor,” Nate said.
“A full crew,” Kim said, handing out white paper plates.
“They were done before noon.”
I smoothed my skirt over my knees and watched the ice cubes float in my glass.