Ginny Aiken - Danger in a Small Town

Tess laid an arm around Miss Tabitha’s shoulders. “How many boarders do you have these days?”

“A full house—all four rooms are occupied. The Good Lord’s blessed me with just the right amount of income to keep me independent all these years.”

“I hope the boarders know how lucky they are. Not many landladies throw in gourmet meals as part of the rent.”

“I’m glad this one does,” Ethan said, smiling.

“Thank you, dear. I love to mess around in the kitchen, and it does my heart good to see folks enjoy the results.”

“You do more than mess around,” Tess said, “and you know it. I think you should open up a cooking school, give lessons, at the very least.”

Miss Tabitha’s green eyes twinkled. “Oh, who knows. Maybe someday. But I’ve all I can handle on my plate right now.”

Tess hugged Miss Tabitha then held the door open. “I’ll be waiting for the urns.”

Ethan winked. “With bated breath.”

Tess couldn’t hold it back this time. She laughed. He joined her, and as Ethan escorted Miss Tabitha to the sidewalk, Tess couldn’t squelch the tiny flicker of excitement. She liked Ethan Rogers.

“Lord? I did the right thing coming home, didn’t I?”

Only time would tell.

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