Nestled in the heart of the Appalachian foothills, Caroline and Larry have dedicated ten years to building their perfect retreat. Far from the bustling city life, their home has been a labor of love, crafted with their own hands. Just as they are planning the final touches, their son Nathan comes home with a life-changing proposal.
Despite being the younger child in our family, I never felt particularly spoiled or treated with kid gloves. My sister, mother, and I lived in a small town that felt more like a village to me. Now, having seen more of the world, I can compare. Our mother raised us alone, managing a small farm with a cow, two pigs, chickens, and occasionally ducks. But as I grew older, the urge to leave grew stronger
Grandma Delilah raised three children in the heartland of America, spending her life on a farm which undeniably shaped her worldview. Accustomed to a slow-paced life and hard labor, she had a unique perspective on life’s challenges. She could weep for hours over a tragic love story on TV, yet remain stoic when the farm demanded tough decisions. But what happens when family misunderstandings over simple pleasures lead to heartbreak?
