Wade purposefully left it for him to do in retaliation for the week before. Sometimes his brother could be so infantile. “Howdy, Wyatt.” Joe wouldn’t look him directly in the eyes, but instead made a big show of dusting his shop as if it were a life or death matter. “Don’t hurt yourself cleaning so hard. I’m not angry about your earlier visit.” Joe promptly dropped the cloth he’d been very intently wiping the counter with and smiled. “Good. I’d hate to lose one of my very best customers to stupid gossip and pressure from others. I probably shouldn’t have come down there, but I also wanted to warn you about all the talk going on around town.” “I appreciate that.” Wyatt cracked a smile and shrugged. “As I said, Maggie ran out of money and needed a place to stay. I couldn’t in good conscience turn her away.” “You don’t have to explain anything to me. It’s your business, but the townsfolk have to flap their gums about something. Speaking of which, and just so you know, I noticed Sadie has been spending a lot of time with your girl at the hotel and around town.
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