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Chapter 2

“Neil, who are you texting now?” Candy said.

He could see the three dots that meant Xander was considering how to answer his last text: a long thinking pause, then no response. “Just making sure Cat has everything she needs for Nathan. I asked the manager to make sure there’s a crib, fresh cotton blankets, nothing synthetic, plenty of drinking water…”

He glanced up, taking in the shock on Emily and Candy’s faces. Brad raised his brows—mocking him, he was sure. Becky didn’t seem too interested from where she sat beside Candy in the limo, looking out the window, lost in thought. He was still staring at a blank screen, about to send a second text to Xander, when Candy took his phone from his hands and powered it off.

“You’re being ridiculous and overstepping again,” she said. “Leave them alone. Seriously, Neil, this over-the-top obsessive need of yours has got to stop. Xander can look after them. The baby is fine.”

Brad said nothing but appeared close to laughing at him, and he watched as his wife tucked his phone in her purse.

“Hey, he’s my grandson,” Neil said. “I just want to make sure he has everything he needs…” And he wanted to make sure Cat was comfortable, too, because the dogs weren’t there to help her. He just couldn’t shake the need to be close to his grandson and worry about anything and everything that could go wrong.

This time, Brad was laughing and shaking his head. “Just admit it, Neil. You won’t be happy until you have everyone living under your roof. Just get a bigger house so you can stick your nose into their business all the time. Oh, wait! You’re over at Cat’s almost every day now, and you even have Nathan stay over at your place how often…?”

“Well, at least Uncle Neil cares,” Becky spoke up.

The shock and surprise on everyone’s face mirrored his, he thought, as they took the turnoff to his parents’ estate, up the long driveway lined by trees that had grown back. He’d never heard her speak that way, and he took in Emily’s expression as she lifted her hand, at a loss.

“Becky, are you kidding me? What’s going on with you?” she said.

“Nothing, sorry. Shouldn’t have said anything.” Becky lifted her hand to wave it off, and he could feel how on edge she was. Even Candy tossed him an uneasy look. Brad was levelling that shrewd gaze on her, the tough-love one he’d seen a time or two when the kids were growing up.

“What is this about, Becky? You don’t get to play that game, saying we don’t care and then never mind. You’re a grown woman, a mother…” Brad didn’t pull his gaze away, but Becky was stubborn—just like Brad in so many ways. Neil wondered who’d blink first.

“Are you needing a break with the baby? Is that what this is?” Emily finally broke the standoff. He wanted to reach out and tell her to stop, especially the way she was looking imploringly at Becky, always trying to make it easier.

“Well, I kind of have one now because I didn’t give Tom a choice, right?” she said.

Even to Neil, that didn’t sound like Becky. He found himself leaning forward to see the stubborn set of her jaw, the way she glanced from Brad to Emily and then back to the estate.

They pulled up and parked, but he thought Brad might still have another thing or two to say. Instead, Becky had the door open and was stepping out. Brad just shook his head, and Neil raised a brow, wondering what that was all about. He’d missed something big going on between Becky and Tom. Trouble? Maybe.

“Care to share what the issue is?” Neil asked as the four of them remained in the back. The driver was now out of the vehicle, and Becky was heading across the circular driveway, nearly to the front door.

Brad just shook his head, “Mood swings?” he said. “I don’t know, but she’s really pushing with Tom, and you know I’m not a fan of his.”

Emily made a rude noise he’d never heard before and stepped out, and Candy followed.

“So is it work, or not working?” Neil said. “Is there trouble, she wants to leave him…what?”

Brad just shook his head and climbed out. Neil took his time, taking in his brother as he handed a cash tip to the driver. Candy and Emily were already walking to the house.

“It’s locked,” Becky called out, then rapped the brass knocker on the front door and pressed the bell. He could hear the chime from outside.

“Maybe Mom and Dad are at the resort?” Neil said. “But Maria and Carlos should still be here.”

“They don’t work here anymore,” Becky said.

Candy tried to open the door, but it was locked, and she tossed Neil an uneasy gaze. Brad was over at the huge window to the sunken living room.

“Drapes are pulled. Can’t see in,” he said, then tapped on the window, but they didn’t hear anything.

“Since when are Maria and Carlos not here?” Neil said. The look Candy gave him showed it was the first she was hearing of it, too.

Becky just shrugged. He took in how not put together she was, in her faded oversized shirt and baggy ultra-worn jeans, wearing flip flops. The glasses were new, too. He wondered if she’d bothered to brush her hair before pulling it up in a messy bun.

The limo was already pulling away when Brad shoved his fingers in his mouth and whistled. The driver should have stopped, but he kept going down the driveway and was gone around the bend, the trees blocking them from view.

“Let’s walk around back. Maybe they’re out at the pool,” Brad said.

“Or not here,” Candy suggested. “Neil, don’t you have a key still?”

Neil walked around the house, taking in the empty driveway that led to the garage in back. He jammed his hands in his pockets, but his keys weren’t there. They were tucked in his bags, on their way to the resort. “Not with me,” he tossed out over his shoulder.

Brad was close behind him, his cowboy boots scraping against the walkway. He wore blue jeans and a deep blue T-shirt, but at least it was short sleeved. His hair was now a mix of dark and white. He squinted in the bright sun and pulled his phone from his pocket, then texted something and shook his head. “Jed and Andy are at the pool,” he said. “Haven’t seen Mom and Dad.”

They took in the back of the house. The pool still had the vinyl cover over it, and the patio furniture was in the same place he remembered. The umbrella was down as if his mom and dad hadn’t been out that day.

“Mom, Dad!” Brad cupped his hands and called out. He was loud, and Neil expected to hear something. He reached for the back door that led into the kitchen to find that it was locked, and Brad walked over to the double doors off the dining room and tried the knob, both of them. Locked. He just shook his head.

“Well, this is really strange,” Neil said, taking in Candy, Emily, and Becky, who had her arms crossed over her breasts. She was far from the happy girl he’d known. When had she slipped into this?

“Well, maybe you should call the resort, get a car out here for us,” Brad said.

Neil held his hand out to Candy. “Can I have my phone?”

Just then, there was the click of a lock, and the door opened. Neil took in the dark eyes and dark hair of the man who had answered—in his early fifties, maybe. “Can I help you?” he said in a deep voice, a southern accent that was more a twang than a drawl.

Neil laughed, only it wasn’t a laugh, because this was ridiculous. “Yeah, who are you?” he said. “Where are my parents, Rodney and Becky Friessen?”

The man was tall, broad shouldered, in a ratty T-shirt and jeans, with a scar at his jawline. “I work here, manage the estate. Who are you?” The man looked at him and then dragged his gaze over to Brad, and it wasn’t lost on him that he was standing in the doorway, blocking it as if they were unwelcome guests.

“Are my mom and dad here, Becky and Rodney?” Brad said.

The man took in Brad as if he suspected he would cause trouble, then pulled his gaze back to Neil, who expected him to step back and let them in, but he didn’t. The unease he’d been feeling earlier now felt more like a vise, squeezing all the air out of his chest.

“Nope,” the man said and made a face, and Neil thought he was going to close the door on them.

“Look,” he said. “We’re family. I’m Neil, and that’s my brother Brad. Our wives are over there, and my niece. Surely my parents said to expect us?” He wondered if maybe Jed was behind this—a joke, maybe. He found himself trying to see past the man when he felt a hand slam into his chest to stop him.

“All I can say is they’re not here,” the man said, “and they said nothing about family coming. If you don’t mind, I’d rather not take chances. This is private property. You’re trespassing, and I’m tasked with looking after this property and all. There have been break-ins, a lot over the last while, men breaking in and living in empty homes, taking them over, so if it’s all the same to you…” He didn’t smile. He had a kind of hardness that let Neil know they weren’t getting past him.

The phone was ringing inside, and Neil glanced over to see Brad with his cell phone to his ear. The man only glanced once over his shoulder, and he was tempted to push past. This was crazy, ridiculous.

“Well, see here,” Brad said. “We’re not leaving, and you haven’t answered us about our parents. Where are they? That’s me calling.” He held his cell phone up and then ended the call as if proving a point, as the ringing stopped inside. “What is your name?”

Neil wondered when it was that Maria and Carlos had left and where his parents had found someone like this.

“Davis,” the man replied. “Now, as I said…”

“Davis, great,” Brad interrupted. “There seems to have been a miscommunication somewhere. I appreciate this vigilance and you taking your job seriously, protecting this estate, but I’m sure if you get my mom and dad on the phone, they’ll tell you…” A phone was ringing inside again, quieter this time, and Brad was holding up his cell. “That would be me calling my dad’s cell phone. So, again, where are my parents?”

It happened so fast.

Davis reached behind his back, and there was a gun. He flicked the safety and pointed it straight out to the women.

Neil stepped back, his hands up, hearing a gasp and shriek—Candy or maybe Emily. It was so precise, Davis’s stance, his familiarity with the gun. Neil could always tell when someone lived and breathed guns, knew how to hold and use them. The man appeared to be one with the weapon.

“Whoa, whoa! What is this? Let’s just keep it together, here,” Neil said.

Davis held the gun, aiming as if he knew what he was doing. He didn’t even glance his way as he jabbed his right hand to Neil. “Take a step back, both of you, because right now I have the babe in the glasses in my sights, and I never miss. So back the fuck up. There’s no second chance. I ask you to do something once, and the next time I pull the trigger.”

“Okay, just relax,” Brad said. “Here, put the gun on me, not my daughter.”

Neil couldn’t pull his eyes away from the threat to his family. He was the one standing between them, and Brad took a step away from the house, over to the women. He couldn’t believe this was happening. Where were his mom and dad?

He dared to glance only once behind him to Candy, Emily, and Becky knowing the shock on their faces did little to help this situation. Like, what the hell was going on here? His mom and dad, were they inside? Were they hurt? They weren’t answering. Candy, Emily, Becky, and Brad…they were all in deep shit.

He went to reach out to Candy when he heard the distinct sound of a gun being cocked, a sound that chilled him to the bone.

“You two don’t listen, do you?” Davis said. Then the gun fired with a pop.

He heard a scream, long and loud, and Brad roared.

Davis flicked the gun over to him. “Why is it that everyone has to make everything so damn hard? I told you I’d only say it once. If you just listened and did as you were told, I wouldn’t have shot her.”

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Can't wait till release day?  We've got you covered! The newest addition to The Friessens family saga is coming soon, but you can grab a sneak peek of THE HOMECOMING today! 

THE HOMECOMING (The Friessens, Book 23) is available for pre-sale at:

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Chapter 1

“So what was that about?” Emily asked, appearing tired. They had just travelled six hours on a cramped overbooked flight from Seattle that had been delayed by nearly ninety minutes. She yawned and swept her fingers through her shoulder-length brown hair, which was slowly becoming lighter from the highlights she kept adding to hide the spots of gray.

Brad glanced at his Android before tucking it in the back pocket of his jeans and taking in the conveyor belt at the Cancun airport. On it were a single black suitcase and two boxes tied together. Not one of the bags from their flight had been unloaded, and they had been standing there for nearly ten minutes. He was still puzzled by the message his dad had left.

“I don’t know,” he said. “Weird, is all—something about whether I could call him back to confirm who all is coming to stay with them…”

Did Rodney mean for the next weekend? He’d give it another listen, as it made no sense. The entire family was travelling there, all the kids and grandkids, to stay at the Cancun resort together for the first time. They had even booked rooms in the same wing. Jed and Diana and their brood were also on the way, as were Andy and Laura and theirs. His mom and dad knew that was the plan.

He was starting to wonder if his dad was becoming more forgetful. It wasn’t like him to leave that kind of scatterbrained message. He rolled his shoulders, feeling restless after having to sit for so long and feeling the angst of his family around him, their ups and downs, the bickering of Becky and Tom.

“Maybe we should swing over to the house first before we check in, make sure everything’s good,” Brad said.

Emily’s jaw slackened, and he wasn’t sure what she was about to say.

“Have you seen Neil?” Candy said, appearing beside him, her long dark hair freshly cut to shoulder length.

He spotted Xander and Cat also walking their way. Xander had a deep brooding look and a perpetual five o’clock shadow, his jeans riding low with a swagger. He held Cat’s hand, and she appeared lost in thought. Brad was still stuck on the sight of her new hair, red with dark lowlights.

“No, I haven’t, not since we got off the plane,” he said. “Trevor!” he called out and waved, seeing his son was holding Jasmine’s hand, pressed against a concrete wall.

Trevor began pulling her along over to them, and what was she doing but holding her hand over her eyes, following him blindly? Of course, a number of odd looks were passed their way. The Cancun airport was crowded and chaotic, and he’d forgotten how loud and noisy it was, concrete and old.

Something seemed to be up, a strangeness, an energy he couldn’t put his finger on—or maybe it had just been too long since he’d been there. They were all feeling the heightened sense of worry, stress, or expectation, and likely the restlessness of having travelled all day, too, not to mention the fact that they were all still dressed for the Seattle rain. Maybe some time to decompress by the pool with a beer, catching up with his family, would definitely help. Yeah, he couldn’t wait.

“Mom, can you take Gilly?” Becky said. “Tom’s on the phone again, and I have to go to the bathroom.” She was wearing a ratty old oversized T-shirt and dark-rimmed glasses, with deep circles under her eyes, and her hair was pulled up in a really messy bun. He’d never expected to see this kind of harried expression on her face. His granddaughter, Gilly, was crying and kicking to get down, her nose running and her blue eyes filled with tears. She was fast coming up on the terrible twos.

“Here, come to Gramps,” he said and reached for her, immediately feeling her soaked-through diaper under her floral dress, which was riding up. She was barefoot like she always was. “She’s wet, Becky—and where is Tom?”

Emily patted Gilly’s back, and she whimpered, staring up at him and tossing her head back. Becky wasn’t the greatest at changing the baby’s diapers, and Gilly, he swore, had the mischief of all his kids combined in one. Becky just lifted her hand and let out a frustrated sigh. He could see her patience was wearing thin.

“Over there, on the phone. Some hospital emergency, he said. Don’t know why he’s insisted on calling back. Family holiday means just that, a holiday, with no work, not sticking me with everything.” Becky actually slipped the diaper bag off her shoulder, and for a second he thought she’d dump it on the ground, but Emily grabbed it. He took in Cat, who was now talking to Candy. Both also seemed on edge as they looked around.

“Dad, where’re our suitcases?” Trevor asked. Jasmine was making a weird noise with her mouth.

“Be patient,” Brad said. “They’ll be here soon.”

Becky was already walking toward the bathroom when Fletcher, Jack, Katy, and Steven appeared. He could smell an odor and knew it was Gilly.

“Okay, you can’t wait. You need changed now,” Brad said as he held out his granddaughter, then spotted the luggage after hearing the thump of the first suitcase dumping down the conveyor belt. “You need to talk to your daughter about taking better care of Gilly,” he said.

Emily frowned and shook her head. “Hey, just as easy for you to have a talk with her, as well. Come on, Gilly. Grandma will change your diaper.”

Brad passed Gilly over just as Candy tapped his arm.

“I still can’t find Neil,” she said. He wasn’t sure what to make of her expression—off, anxious. Over what, he didn’t know.

“Well, I’m sure he couldn’t have gone far…” he started to say just as he spotted his brother walking toward them with Cat and Xander’s baby boy tucked into a baby carrier strapped across his chest. He looked ridiculous and happy in Bermuda shorts and sandals, working a piece of gum. This casual, laid-back Neil was a lot to get used to.

“Dad, where were you?” Cat said. “You can’t keep taking off with the baby…” She reached for baby Nathan, who was the spitting image of Xander, with big eyes, thick dark lashes, and the same intense expression. He was unbelievably quiet, easy, the exact opposite of Gilly.

“No one thought to grab the bags?” Neil said. “Thought we’d be out of here.” He was still wearing the carrier and had a diaper bag over his shoulder. “And you can thank me, Cat. I changed the baby. He’s hungry, too.”

Over by the conveyer, Katy was saying something to Trevor, and Steven was pulling a luggage cart over and grabbing luggage off. While it was great having a son-in-law to take care of things for him, Brad figured he should help.

“So I had a message from Dad,” he said. “I think I’ll swing by the house first before the resort. He seemed under the impression we’re all coming next week and that we’re staying there?”

Neil gave him the oddest look and then just shook his head. “Seriously?” he said. “Well, if you are, bring them back with you to the resort. I’m sure Diana, Jed, and their crew are already there. Andy, too, I think. I got a text from him that they arrived earlier today. I would’ve thought Jed or Andy would call them.” Neil pulled his iPhone from his pocket and scanned his messages.

Brad then spotted Xander, who had a second luggage cart, over by Steven. The two of them were handling, talking, giving Jack and Fletcher orders, and tossing bags onto the luggage carts. He gestured with his chin. “You think they got everything?”

Neil laughed softly. “Hope so. One of the benefits, I’d think, of having to put up with a son-in-law. Let them get it.”

Emily and Becky were walking back side by side, Emily holding Gilly on her hip. His daughter appeared far from put together, but at least Tom was off his call and was now over by Steven, tossing a bag on one of the carts.

“Dad, Jasmine needs to go,” Trevor called out. Jasmine was now standing close to him, staring at the ground and moving side to side. She was over-stimulated, over-everything.

“Katy, take Trevor and Jasmine and start heading through customs,” he said, but just then, Steven headed over, pushing one of the luggage carts, and he gestured with his thumb to Brad and said, “We got all the bags. Let’s go.”

Neil’s phone dinged, and his expression changed as he stared at the screen.

“What is it?” Brad asked.

Neil shook his head. Everyone was talking and following Steven, Xander, and the carts to the final check point. “Not sure… A text from Andy. He asked if we’ve heard from Mom and Dad.”

Candy was pulling on his arm, saying something, and he just shook his head. Emily, Becky, and Tom were now standing there, staring at them as if they’d just figured out something was up.

“You know what?” Neil said. “Maybe I’ll join you and stop in at Mom and Dad’s.”

“What, why? What’s going on?” Becky piped in. Tom scooped Gilly into his arms and kissed her cheek.

“Nothing, most likely, but…you talk to your grandma?” Brad said. He knew Becky talked more with his mom than anyone else in the family.

Becky pushed the bridge of her glasses up her nose and shrugged. “Not since yesterday. Why, what’s up?” She was looking from him to Neil, and so were Emily and Candy, too.

“Just a message from your grandpa. Seems like he thinks we’re not coming until next week and that we’re staying there. So I think Neil and I will swing by there first. You all go on to the resort and get checked in.”

Becky never blinked and then slowly turned to Neil. “That’s ridiculous,” she said. “They know we’re coming today. Grandma and I are booked in for a pedicure after dinner tonight at the resort. If you’re going to drop in on Gram and Gramps, then I’m coming, too.”

Tom just shook his head and walked away.

“You should go to the hotel with your husband, Becky, and your daughter,” Brad said, but what did his daughter do but shake her head? She was pure stubbornness.

“No, I’m going with you,” she said. “Besides, I want a minute aside to talk to Grams without everyone there and without Tom passing Gilly off to me.”

Then Becky was walking off, and Emily levelled a hard look his way, which he knew well meant he needed to do something about their daughter. That left four: Candy, Neil, Emily, and him.

“Do you think if we hang back here for a second, they’ll forget we’re here?” Neil said just as Candy tapped his chest.

“Oh, stop it,” she said. “Why don’t we let the rest of them head on to the resort, and the four of us can stop in and see your parents?” She lifted her chin to where the Mexican security agents were looking through the largest black suitcase. “And Becky,” she added as an afterthought, likely because she knew well how stubborn his daughter was.

Brad looked over to where Katy and Steven were herding Jack, Fletcher, Trevor, and Jasmine through the checkpoint. Then there were Tom and Becky and Gilly, Cat and Xander and Nathan, and as they all passed through, he couldn’t see them anymore.

This was meant to be a fun-filled reunion, but it seemed something else was brewing in the wind that he couldn’t put his finger on.

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