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well remembering, a good doctor I saw once. She suggested I should have hypnotherapy, and I resisted. I will go and see your doctor. Denke , Jack.”
    Jack smiled. “I’ll call him when we get back to the barn and make you an appointment.”
     

 
    Chapter 6.
    In the house of the righteous is much treasure:
    but in the revenues of the wicked is trouble.
    The lips of the wise disperse knowledge:
    but the heart of the foolish doeth not so.
    Proverbs 15:6-7
     
    “Did I tell you that Mr. Caruthers said that he might make my job fulltime?”
    “Sabrina, that’s excellent news.” Silvie placed a plateful of scrambled egg and toast in front of Sabrina then fixed some on a plate for herself.
    “I said I’d do breakfast this morning, Silvie.”
    “I was up early so I thought I’d make a start on it.”
    “Is there kaffe ?” Sabrina looked towards the stove.
    “ Nee, I forgot, sorry.”
    Sabrina rose to her feet and clutched the coffee pot. “Something on your mind?”
    “ Nee , tell me about your job. Are they getting busier, or are they going to get you to do different things?” Silvie knew she would have to change the subject otherwise Sabrina would start on about Bailey again.
    “They’re thinking of opening another auction yard; Mr. Caruthers said it’s nearly a hundred miles away.”
    “But you’ll be staying here, won’t you? They can’t expect you to move from your home.”
    “ Jah , I’ll be staying here with the local branch, but I do want to move out. If I get fulltime pay, I’ll be able to move out in no time.”
    “ Nee , Sabrina. You’ll stay here. Mamm and dat would not like it if you moved out of this haus .”
    “I can’t stay here once you’re married. I’d feel like an intruder.”
    “We’ve been through this already, Sabrina. Not another word.” Silvie knew her parents would be most upset if Sabrina moved out and would most likely want her to go back to Ohio rather than live by herself somewhere. “I don’t know where you think you’d live anyway.”
    “I’ll find a place; things always work out for me.” While the coffee pot was coming to the boil; Sabrina sat back down in front of her eggs.
    “The last thing I need at the moment is to worry about you.”
    “What do you mean? What else are you worried about?” Sabrina stared across the table at Silvie.
    Silvie looked away from Sabrina’s big blue eyes. “It’s just that…you know? The wedding and all that. I’ve got the wedding on my mind and all the organization and hoping that this haus fits all the people who are coming.”
    “You could have it at someone else’s haus. What about Emma and Wil’s haus ? That’s a huge place.”
    Silvie shook her head. “ Nee , they’re still in the middle of renovations, I couldn’t have it there. Anyway, all the invitations have been handed out with this address.”
    “Where’s all the familye staying?”
    “ Mamm and dat are staying at the Millers’ and John, Eli and Jared are staying here.”
    Sabrina scooped some egg onto her fork and popped it in her mouth.
    “Elias, Peter and their fraas aren’t coming and neither are John and Eli’s fraas and their kinner .”
    Silvie nodded. “When I get married I would expect everyone to come.”
    “It’s a long way to come. Someone has to look after the farms. I guess I’m lucky that any of them are coming at all.”
    “I suppose Jared’s coming to look around for a fraa . Weddings are always gut places to meet everyone in the community.”
    “He’s old to still be unmarried. Would be nice if he met a girl, and moved around here.”
    “ Jah , I suppose, but then there would be another sibling watching every move I make,” Sabrina said.
    “ Nee , no one’s watching what you do. Do you have a guilty conscience about something?”
    “ Nee , Silvie, I do not."
    Silvie giggled. “I think it would be nice to have more familye around.”
    “You and Bailey can have lots of bopplis then and make your own familye