Hidden (Amish Romance Mystery) (Amish Secret Widows' Society Book 2) by Samantha Price Page A
Authors: Samantha Price
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decisiveness.
Elsa-May gave a little chuckle. “Only you can decide, Silvie.”
Silvie nodded. “ Denke for all your opinions. I’ll pray about it and have a think on it.”
Elsa-May clapped her hands. “Okay, back to business. Lacey has been arrested for the murder of Frank.”
Maureen interrupted. “What about Andrew. Was he charged with anything?”
“ Nee , he wasn’t. Bob is keeping old Frank’s haus and he’s going to rent it out.”
“Maybe Sabrina might want to rent it from him.” Silvie giggled.
“ Ach , is your schweschder still visiting?” Maureen asked.
“ Jah , I’m afraid so. I guess I don’t mind a bit of company. She does talk about Wil a lot though.” Silvie turned to Emma. “Is everything okay with you and Wil?”
Emma forced a smile. “ Jah , everything is just perfect.”
“When are you going to marry the man?” Ettie asked.
“It’s not been long enough.” Emma was referring to the fact that it had only been just over six months from the death of her husband, Levi.
“I’d marry him straight away. What if he starts looking around? You know what these young single girls are like,” Ettie said.
All eyes were on Emma waiting for a reply. She licked her dry lips. “I just need to wait until it feels right.”
“How did we get back on to love when we were speaking on the case?” Elsa-May asked.
“Sorry, Elsa-May. I think it was when Bailey’s name was mentioned.” Silvie responded.
Elsa-May shook her head. “The paintings were original and worth a great deal. Bob is most likely the wealthiest Amish man ever.”
All eyes turned to Maureen.
“Why’s everyone looking at me?” Maureen asked.
The widows giggled.
“I think I will visit Bailey,” Silvie said.
“ Gut ,” Elsa-May said while she reached for a chocolate fudge bar.
* * *
On Emma’s way home, she passed Wil’s haus and saw his lights still on. Wondering if she should speak to him, she pulled off the road and into his driveway. Nee it’s too late at night; it’s not proper , she decided. She was just about to turn her buggy around when Wil opened his front door.
“Emma?”
“ Jah, Wil, it’s me.”
“It’s late.”
“I know, I was just returning from visiting.”
Wil walked over to her buggy and stood at the door. “Emma, I was going to call and see you tomorrow. I’m sorry; I was too hard on you. I just wanted more of your attention. Maybe it’s me who’s the selfish one.”
“Wil, I want to apologize to you for taking you for granted. I’ve been too wrapped up in myself. I’ve been a selfish, horrible person.”
Wil smiled and pulled her toward him and held her tightly. “ Nee , you haven’t been. I’ve been mean because I just want to marry you and I’m impatient. It’s me who needs to apologize to you. I’m sorry.”
They both laughed. Emma knew she would have to take an interest in the things that mattered to Wil even if she had no interest in them herself. Wil was right; he did show an interest in her sewing and things that she did. Why was it so hard to be interested in his hobbies? “So, you have no interest in Sabrina?”
Wil pulled back from her a little. “Sabrina? Of course not; she’s a child.”
“She’s marrying age, Wil.”
“She’s a child to me. Anyway, the only woman I see is you.”
She rested her head on Wil’s shoulder and he held her a little more tightly.
“We should marry soon.”
Emma shut her eyes tightly. “ Jah , we should.”
*** The End ***
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Other books in the
‘ Amish Secret Widows’ Society’ series:
The Amish Widow: Book 1
Accused: Book 3
Amish Regrets Book 4
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#1 BEST SELLING
‘Amish Twin Hearts’ series:
Trading Places: Book 1
Truth Be Told: Book 2
Finding Mary: Book 3
Worlds Apart: Book 4
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‘ Amish Romance Secrets’ series:
A Simple Choice: Book
Elsa-May gave a little chuckle. “Only you can decide, Silvie.”
Silvie nodded. “ Denke for all your opinions. I’ll pray about it and have a think on it.”
Elsa-May clapped her hands. “Okay, back to business. Lacey has been arrested for the murder of Frank.”
Maureen interrupted. “What about Andrew. Was he charged with anything?”
“ Nee , he wasn’t. Bob is keeping old Frank’s haus and he’s going to rent it out.”
“Maybe Sabrina might want to rent it from him.” Silvie giggled.
“ Ach , is your schweschder still visiting?” Maureen asked.
“ Jah , I’m afraid so. I guess I don’t mind a bit of company. She does talk about Wil a lot though.” Silvie turned to Emma. “Is everything okay with you and Wil?”
Emma forced a smile. “ Jah , everything is just perfect.”
“When are you going to marry the man?” Ettie asked.
“It’s not been long enough.” Emma was referring to the fact that it had only been just over six months from the death of her husband, Levi.
“I’d marry him straight away. What if he starts looking around? You know what these young single girls are like,” Ettie said.
All eyes were on Emma waiting for a reply. She licked her dry lips. “I just need to wait until it feels right.”
“How did we get back on to love when we were speaking on the case?” Elsa-May asked.
“Sorry, Elsa-May. I think it was when Bailey’s name was mentioned.” Silvie responded.
Elsa-May shook her head. “The paintings were original and worth a great deal. Bob is most likely the wealthiest Amish man ever.”
All eyes turned to Maureen.
“Why’s everyone looking at me?” Maureen asked.
The widows giggled.
“I think I will visit Bailey,” Silvie said.
“ Gut ,” Elsa-May said while she reached for a chocolate fudge bar.
* * *
On Emma’s way home, she passed Wil’s haus and saw his lights still on. Wondering if she should speak to him, she pulled off the road and into his driveway. Nee it’s too late at night; it’s not proper , she decided. She was just about to turn her buggy around when Wil opened his front door.
“Emma?”
“ Jah, Wil, it’s me.”
“It’s late.”
“I know, I was just returning from visiting.”
Wil walked over to her buggy and stood at the door. “Emma, I was going to call and see you tomorrow. I’m sorry; I was too hard on you. I just wanted more of your attention. Maybe it’s me who’s the selfish one.”
“Wil, I want to apologize to you for taking you for granted. I’ve been too wrapped up in myself. I’ve been a selfish, horrible person.”
Wil smiled and pulled her toward him and held her tightly. “ Nee , you haven’t been. I’ve been mean because I just want to marry you and I’m impatient. It’s me who needs to apologize to you. I’m sorry.”
They both laughed. Emma knew she would have to take an interest in the things that mattered to Wil even if she had no interest in them herself. Wil was right; he did show an interest in her sewing and things that she did. Why was it so hard to be interested in his hobbies? “So, you have no interest in Sabrina?”
Wil pulled back from her a little. “Sabrina? Of course not; she’s a child.”
“She’s marrying age, Wil.”
“She’s a child to me. Anyway, the only woman I see is you.”
She rested her head on Wil’s shoulder and he held her a little more tightly.
“We should marry soon.”
Emma shut her eyes tightly. “ Jah , we should.”
*** The End ***
********************
Other books in the
‘ Amish Secret Widows’ Society’ series:
The Amish Widow: Book 1
Accused: Book 3
Amish Regrets Book 4
You may also enjoy these books by Samantha Price
#1 BEST SELLING
‘Amish Twin Hearts’ series:
Trading Places: Book 1
Truth Be Told: Book 2
Finding Mary: Book 3
Worlds Apart: Book 4
Also by Samantha Price - #1 BEST SELLING
‘ Amish Romance Secrets’ series:
A Simple Choice: Book
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