The Fruit of the Tree Book 4 Chapter 30
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In which the quiet winter at Lynbrook is stirred by the restless plans of its residents and a delicate negotiation of loyalties unfolds between old friends, grappling with the tangled web of marriage, absence, and hope. Justine finds herself drawn into an urgent, if hesitant, intervention, compelled by a mix of compassion and a newly awakened sense of personal significance.