I knew a lot. The weekend that Edgar had dug up Francesca Friedl, one hundred and fifteen years after her interment, I was out in the garden trying to tie spindly new tomato plants to wooden stakes. The Rennie place sits high on the hill above us. In winter, we hardly saw them at all; just once in a while his youngest daughter, Samantha, would come stepping down through the snow drifts, a threadbare scarf around her flaxen-haired head, the hand that held it trembling with the cold, her cheeks bright and her pale little blue eyes squinting ahead. Sam Rennie was right around twelve, I guessed. I saw her often but she remained a mystery to me. She seldom spoke above a whisper. She’d tread softly into the store, not even stopping to stamp the snow off her boots, select a few items with shaking hands, lay a little pile of change on the counter, and as soon as I bagged her things, off she’d go — back up the mountain, trudging as if a huge weight lay upon her fragile frame. I can’t recall having ever seen her smile or laugh or Funeral Services play like other children. Often we wondered, out loud, around our dinner table, what was going on up at the Rennie residence. Mom said Edgar had ‘gone through’ several wives. She said she never seen any divorce decrees in the paper. One woman after another just sort of ran off. None ever took the children with them even. Mom said she believed they were lucky to get away from him their own selves.

I’ve had the time of my life, jennify warnes and bill medley

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