" preparing to marry Leah. That his father should confer with Bishop Bontrager made not one whit of sense. “Might be best to leave things be, then.” “Keep me in the dark, you mean?” Jonas felt terribly bold. “Please, I must know more. It’s important—has been for years. The hard feelings between my father and Abram have gone on too long . . . and now the problem’s even thornier.” He didn’t feel as if he should blurt out the news about Jake, but he’d obviously gotten the bishop’s attention, for the man leaned forward now, frowning, his blue eyes intent on him. “If you must know . . . it was your father who went to Bishop Bontrager nearly the minute after you presented yourself that first day you returned home. He was the one "

― Beverly Lewis , The Revelation (Abram's Daughters, #5)