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“They look a lot alike.”

Chelsea nodded as she started cutting the chicken. “They all resemble each other. The sister is dainty and a blonde, and the younger brother has light-brown hair, but you’d still know they were all from the same family. You’ll see tomorrow. And,” Chelsea added, “I’ve heard Anna is actually going to be there. I haven’t met her yet. I’m glad to see you and Rand are getting along great.”

“Don’t start putting us together. Remember there’s a third, his fiancée.”

“Not for long. See if I’m not right. Here, whip up the potatoes. I’ll put the chicken on the table.”

Dinner was delicious, and Marian enjoyed watching the camaraderie between the three others at the table. When Rand excused himself to leave, Marian said she’d go, too. “It’s been a long day. I’ll see you tomorrow.”

“Wait, I’ll get my flashlight and walk you to the cabin.” Dirk started out of the kitchen.

“I’ll drive her,” Rand said.

“Good idea.” Chelsea put her arm around Dirk, who’d come back to her side.

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