For The Least Of These by Davis Jennifer

Author:Davis, Jennifer [Davis, Jennifer]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi, pdf
Publisher: Jennifer Davis
Published: 2013-07-19T21:00:00+00:00

Chapter 6

The hardest thing I’ve ever done was walk away and leave Brandy. Of course, I never should have kissed her – that just added to the confusion of our relationship. The last thing I wanted to do was give her false hope, but I found – and keep finding over and over again – that I have strong feelings for Brandy. If we had only met under different circumstances, maybe I wouldn’t have had to leave. But Brandy had so many conflicted feelings during our short acquaintance that I wasn’t about to complicate her life even more by starting up a romance. And of course, there was the thing about Rick. I still can’t be sure Brandy is over him. I had to protect myself, too. So I left her standing there with tears in her eyes, but I didn’t let her see the ones in my eyes.

After leaving Brandy’s house, I drove back towards Biloxi, although I wasn’t sure why. Maybe I thought I could sort out my feelings in the place where I met her. I spent a lot of time in prayer as I made the journey, but I still didn’t figure anything out. Mostly I prayed for Brandy. More than anything else, I wanted her to accept Jesus and understand what He did for us. If she could, eventually, everything else in her life would fall into place.

When I arrived in Biloxi, I thought about checking back into the Richland, but I drove by and kept heading west. I passed by the Coliseum and I remembered the concert. It made me start wondering about Alicia and Rick. Something was going on that Alicia wasn’t telling Brandy or me, but I couldn’t guess what it might be. Rick might be more forthcoming, but I really didn’t want to talk to him.

Out of the corner of my eye, I noticed a sign pointing out the Rest Inn. I remembered that Fisher Perry stayed there, and I began to see red. I couldn’t get past the idea that Fisher wanted to hurt Brandy, and I felt he would have if he had found her last night instead of her car. I imagined that he had been released from jail by now, and the thought angered me even more. I should have kept driving, but my emotions got the better of me. I had passed the street that led to the Rest Inn, so I made a U-turn and went back.

I slowly drove past the rundown motel and wondered whatever possessed Brandy and Alicia to register at such a place. The outer walls desperately needed fresh paint; I couldn’t even make out the color it was so faded. The doors all appeared to have been painted red at one time, but now they looked a dull pink. The roof was in disrepair, and I imagined that it leaked in several places whenever there was even minimal rainfall. There were two vehicles parked in front of the Rest Inn, a

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