Chapter Ten
Jasmine
Sitting at the round table in my parents’ kitchen, I looked out over the field behind the house. It was late, and the sun was only now starting to set. The kitchen offered a lovely view of a field with a stream at the far end winding into trees with the mountains in the distance. I didn’t suppose there was anywhere I could look in Alaska without ending the sentence “with the mountains in the distance.”
Levi’s voice brought my focus back. Glancing across the table, I caught his grin as he rubbed Lucy’s round belly.
Lucy rolled her eyes. “Are you going to do this every day for the rest of my pregnancy?” she asked with a smile. She was only a few months along, and Levi was already getting on her last nerve, although she was good-natured about it. My mother glanced betw
