Vanessa is miserable in her life. Still, even though it goes against much of what she believes about herself, why is it that she is concerned so much about making a man she just met happy? Why does making him happy make her feel the same way?
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The meeting itself, the first meeting, was bizarre and fortuitous. Wayne was making a stop at the Grand Canyon, on his traveling trip. Linda was there because she'd promised her son, Arley, who had been recently killed by and IED in Afghanistan, that they'd visit there. It was emotional for Lindy, as she looked out over the canyon and she turned and in her heightened emotional state simply clung to the young man who was standing there. It was a beginning that neither had anticipated.
The trip back to Glenwood for Dr Dave Harris, though he'd recently been there, was a hard one. His lovely little sister Geraldine and her husband Hal had been killed in an auto accident. He was returning to become the 'Poppa' for their daughter, his God daughter Geraldine, Gerry. It was a beginning for the two of them, though Gerry said that she'd like to have a Mommie. That had to wait a while but in the end even that was possible.
The situation, involving a hostage, was threatening to get out of hand. That's when they called their expert marksman, Gail Coleman. With one quick move he took care of the situation, and even won the girl.
Kitty and her husband Bran have been disagreeing about when--or whether to--have children. Kitty wants to wait; Bran wants them now. They part on cool terms and Kitty banishes her husband to the sofa. However, Bran has other ideas and wants to be forgiven. As they make up passionately for their fight, the problem of "when" to have children is solved once and for all...
Men start being affected by a widespread physical weakness. As bad as it seems to be for me, I manage to get through it with the help of a mother and her daughter.
Eli Noland, for most of his adult life, was keenly aware of the blessings that his Dad and Mom had showered upon him. Of course he took his Dad's business and helped it grow into a conglomerate but the sense of being blessed was never far. That's why he decided to 'pay if forward', as the saying goes. He'd find someone who needed a new car and buy it for them. He was excited by the idea. Little did he realize that in buying the car for Margaret Ackermann, he was beginning a life changing romance