Believing in Tomorrow by Kimberly Rae Jordan

Author:Kimberly Rae Jordan [Jordan, Kimberly Rae]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Three Strand Press
Published: 2017-10-31T16:00:00+00:00

On Monday evening, Levi found himself on his way to Bennett’s apartment. Apparently, the man was still willing to host the study even with the situation going on with his mom. Levi wasn’t sure if he thought the man was crazy or super devoted to his faith. Maybe a bit of both. But after Levi realized his own failure in being the good person he thought he was, maybe he needed some help. After all, not a single person who had met him in Samantha’s family had mentioned them getting married.

Wasn’t that normally what religious people pressed for when there was an unwed pregnancy? If so, why hadn’t Samantha’s family done that? All Levi could think of was that they saw a failure in him as well. So what had started out as an attempt to get to know a man he admired for his athletic skill, was now turning into a quest to better himself. Even if it didn’t mean that Samantha changed her view of him, maybe it would mean that he’d be a better father. And that could only be a good thing for his little girl.

Once he had parked in front of the address Keenan had given him, Levi sat for a couple of minutes. He hoped he was making the right decision, especially considering he could still be doing some work—it never ended. For the most part, the day had gone fairly smoothly, even without Tom there to lead the mowing crews. He could only hope that the rest of the week went as well.

A knock on his window made him jump. He looked over to see Keenan standing there smiling at him. Levi turned the truck off and opened the door.

“Didn’t mean to scare you, bro,” Keenan said with a grin. “You were off in space, apparently.”

“Nah. Just thinking over the day.”

“Everything okay?” the man asked as they walked across a nicely cut boulevard to the sidewalk leading to the glass front doors of the three-story apartment building.

“Had a guy quit last week, so we’ve been running a bit short-handed the past few days.”

Keenan opened the first set of doors and then walked over to press a button on a panel. “It work out okay?”

“Better than expected,” Levi admitted. “But it’s been a long few days.”

A buzzer went, then there was a click as the second set of doors unlocked. Keenan pulled the door open and held it for him. “Do you enjoy what you do?”

Levi glanced at the man as they walked side by side to a wide set of stairs that led to the second floor. He hadn’t chosen his career because of what he’d wanted to do, it had all started because mowing grass and shoveling snow had been about all he could do at the age of thirteen. Fortunately, it hadn’t been something he hated, so the fact that it had turned into a career wasn’t a bad thing.

“Yes, for the most part, I do. I can’t say that I

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