#Chapter 220: You Look Like Her

I had a restless night, unable to find any sleep with so many revelations bouncing around in my head. Logan did his best to help me, holding and kissing me, but before too long, he couldn’t keep his eyes open. I watched him sleep, dozing only lightly here and there. When the sun came up, it was almost a relief. I didn’t have to pretend anymore. We shared an early breakfast with the Christopher’s, then loaded up the car for our trip. When we were ready to leave, Frank gave me a hug first, then Tammy. “You’ll always have a home here,” Tammy whispered into my ear. I hugged her tighter after that. Logan drove guided by the GPS, and after thirty minutes, we pulled down the main street of the small town of Farhaven. The main street was scenic, with family-owned store fronts, flower beds under windows, and wooden park benches every now and then. People were milling about, shopping and heading to work. It seemed very peaceful here. The people looked happy. The cemetery was