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THREE
Cal let himself in the side door of the Unger mansion,
toolbox in hand. He’d told Katherine that he’d fix the
loose post on the main staircase, but that wasn’t his only
reason for being there.
He’d been mulling it over, praying about it, most of
the day. Prayer was still new enough to him that he
wondered sometimes whether he ought to be asking for
guidance about simple everyday things. Still, it was
comforting to feel that Someone cared.
And this wasn’t a selfish thing. He wanted a sense
of whether he should speak to Andrea about her grandmother.
Seemed to him the answer was yes, although
that might just be his need to do something.
Two years ago, he’d have found it laughable to think
he’d be so concerned about an elderly woman who
wasn’t even a relative, but he hadn’t been much of a
human being, either, back then. Now—well, he cared
about Katherine Unger.
Katherine was kind, proud and too stubborn to ask
for help even when she needed it. She’d be appalled,
probably, if she realized how much he’d learned about