Chapter 69

INT. - COLLECTIVE OF ALL SOULS OFFICE - EVENING

Gerri followed Kinsey who, in turn, tread in the path of the receptionist. The whole place felt corporate, that feeling undiminished as they passed through the large, wooden doors behind the woman's desk and down a glass and stone hallway. More of the same simple elegance that screamed business, not church.

Though, Gerri had to admit, these days there seemed to be little separation. How often did her father tease her mother about attending Catholic services? Something he refused to allow her to pressure their three kids into. Gerri went, as a child mostly, at Christmas and Easter, even toyed with catechism. But, though both of her younger siblings became Catholics, Gerri chose to stay at home on Sundays with her dad.