Family

Wyck was happy with the progress he was seeing on the community center and the other projects he had taken on in Carrington Ridge. He was meeting regularly with businesses and crafting proposals to expand the revitalization of Main Street alongside Harper and her sisters. The town was happily on board with the renovations and excited about the future.

While Elizabeth was proving to be a huge asset to reconfiguring spaces, Brenna had taken a larger role in working with the tourist board for the county as well. Harper managed it all with grace and efficiency.

The weak winter sunlight filtered through the plastic sheeting covering the open frames of the community center project failed to provide much warmth, but Wyck hardly noticed the chill. He was focused intently on the construction plans laid out on the makeshift table in what would soon be the new community center's gathering hall.

"Brad, I want to bump up the insulation rating if we can," he directed his foreman. "With those new