Evil in the Beginning (The God Tools Book 2) by Williams Gary & Knerly Vicky

Author:Williams, Gary & Knerly, Vicky [Williams, Gary]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2014-08-12T04:00:00+00:00

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Kay lifted a glass cup beside the sink and pulled her engagement ring out of the cleaning solution. She eyed it with admiration. She had had it now for nine months, yet still couldn’t get over the size compared to the original ring. The one-carat diamond dwarfed the original quarter-carat stone Scott had given her the night he had proposed 15 years ago. Scott had replaced the setting with the larger diamond in September of last year, not long after his ordeal with Curt in St. Augustine. Kay still had a hard time believing the story as Scott had recounted it, and had even questioned Scott’s sanity. Yet, ultimately, she believed her husband, as she always had. A short time after Scott had returned from Bolivia—a trip that Scott said was too bizarre to explain—he had presented her with the replacement diamond for her engagement ring.

She wasn’t the materialistic type; never had been. Yet the luster of the larger diamond was stunning, and she couldn’t deny the affinity she had for it. It represented the consummate bond of love. As she held it in her hand, studying it, she again wondered if a woman had ever loved her husband more than she loved Scott.

Her cell phone rang. It was probably Scott letting her know they were on their way back to the river house. She looked at the display and, instead, saw that it was Sherri Falco.

“Hello, Sherri,” she answered.

“Hey, Kay. How are the kids?”

“Oh, they’re fine. They’re on the dock feeding bread to the bream.”

“Tina hasn’t been any problem, has she?”

“Not at all, Sherri.”

“Good, good,” Sherri said, her voice trailing off.

Kay sensed she wasn’t calling to check on Tina. “You still haven’t talked to Curt?”

There was a pause. “No, I just don’t know how.”

“Sherri, you can’t deal with this alone.”

Kay heard the door open from the garage, and Tina came walking in.

“As a matter of fact, here’s your daughter now,” Kay said. “Hold on, Sherri.”

“Mrs. Marks,” Tina began, “can we please have some more bread?”

“Why certainly,” Kay gave her a smile. “You must have a bunch of hungry fish out there.”

Tina smiled.

“While I’m getting it, why don’t you talk to your mom?” Kay handed the phone to Tina.

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