If only she wasn’t a lady, and he just the son of an outlaw!
But she’d seen his smile, and apparently taken it for condescension. “You think it’s funny, don’t you?” she fumed. “That I would want to do something besides sit and sew all day! Ohhh! Men like you make me so angry—!” She whirled away from him. “Well, good night to you, Rede Smith. I shall leave you to your insufferable dreams of male glory!”
Addy turned on her heel and began to stalk out of the barn, but he didn’t want her to go away angry at him, so he reached out and caught her by her wrist.
“Now, Addy, there’s no need to get your feathers all ruffled—”
“I’m sure you don’t think so,” she snapped, trying to wrench her wrist loose, but he held it fast. “Let me loose, you arrogant sidewinder!”
But he couldn’t…!
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To Christoval, Texas, home of my grandparents,
the late John Lee and Sally Hill. When I’m writing about
a small town in Texas, I’m thinking of the time I spent
there as a child. And always to my own hero, Michael.
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