Nobody seemed to be in a hurry to leave.That was the problem.Lela had originally thought breakfast would take maybe an hour. They would eat, say their goodbyes, load the Explorer, and start the long drive back to Georgia.Instead, her father had apparently decided that breakfast needed to become an entire family event.By the time everyone finished eating, he was still sitting at the table, drinking his third cup of coffee and talking about everything from the wedding to the new car to Jack's Army career.Lela sat beside Jack, quietly sipping her sparkling water.Every few minutes, she caught her father looking at her.And every time he did, she gave him the same warning look.Don't.He would smile.Then look away.Then, five minutes later, do it again.Finally, Lela leaned toward Jack."He's going to tell her."Jack whispered back,"Who?""My mom."Jack glanced toward her father."He hasn't.""Yet."Jack smiled."Your dad is trying.""He's terrible at trying."Her father looked acr
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