Seventy-Two-Year-Old Darla Pays Cash for an Emerald Green Prom Dress
“Three new commercial farm contracts came through Friday morning,” Rory said, looking right at me.
“The bank cleared the deposit yesterday.
Things are moving again.”
I rubbed my thumb along the edge of my finger and felt the tight knot in my shoulders loosen just a little.
“Sadie needs more than shoes for that dance, Rory,” I said gently.
“The dress appointments at Chloe’s shop require a deposit.”
“We’ll take care of it,” Rory said, finally taking a sip from the mug.
“Let me take her for shoes first on Saturday, and we’ll figure out the rest right after.”