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Adalynn herself had changed. She’d stopped pushing people

away because that’s how she thought she could protect herself.

She’d gotten over her fear of being soft, and she’d reached out

and made so many new friends in online forums, in town, and

in the community. People of all ages, all over the world.

Fellow

photographers,

fellow

goat

lovers,

fellow

homesteaders, even people in online groups related to old

houses. She’d proven to Cassia over and over that she was

brave, but that bravery wasn’t just about the outward stuff. It

was about looking inwards too, learning about and accepting

yourself, letting yourself be strong enough to be flawed,

learning how to open up and share your life with another

person.

As they walked, Cassia could almost feel the heaven of the

cool water sliding over her sweaty, dusty skin as they climbed

into the shower together. Maybe after, instead of sitting

outside, they could sit together in the living room and Cassia

would play the piano Adalynn had bought from someone in

town. It had been an incredible amount of work to get it

moved into the house and tuned, but it was worth every single

bit of it. The ancient old piano suited the house perfectly, and

it had a beautiful sound.

“Oh,” Adalynn groaned suddenly when they were near the

front steps. She pointed and Cassia followed her finger. “It

looks like Tuna escaped again.”

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