Book 3 Chapter 2

Jane kneels in the soft earth of her cousin Mae's garden, the warmth of the sun kissing her skin as she tends to the rows of vibrant green vegetables. Her apron is splattered with dirt, a testament to her hands-on approach to gardening.

After waking from what felt like a never-ending nightmare, Jane made a solemn vow to herself and the heavens above. She swore never to meddle in or disrupt anyone's relationships again, especially not Dean and Kaitlyn's. Determined to keep her promise, she resolved to distance herself from them as much as possible.

Leaving her life behind at the bar, Jane sought solace upstate, where she found refuge in the simple joys of rural living. Becoming one with the land, she embraced the role of a farmer, finding peace and fulfillment in the quiet comfort of her new surroundings.

Yet, despite her efforts to move on, thoughts of her son occasionally plague her mind. She wonders what he looks like, how he's grown since she last saw him. But she quickly pushes asi