Andee knelt and said, “I brought you a piece of chicken. Sorry, I didn’t get a hamburger.” The dog scarfed down the meat and licked his chops. He nudged Andee’s hand for more and lapped at her fingers. “Hey, mooch.” Flynn pulled him aside. “You’ll get plenty of food at the house.” “Can he ride with us?” Andee pirouetted under the streetlamp on one foot until the skirt on her pink dress swirled like a ballerina’s tutu. “Sure, if it’s okay with your mom. Where did you park?” Flynn stepped to the curb and looked both ways on the street. “I’m on the other side, down the block. It’s fine with me. Are you heading someplace else?” She reached for Andee’s hand and the dog’s leash. “No. I’m coming home. Come on, I’ll walk you to your car.” He settled his hand on the back of Jenna’s waist. She liked the warmth and weight of it, and gave him points for his thoughtfulness in seeing them to their car.
What do You think about An Unlikely Rancher (2014)?
