Her diet consisted of health food bars for the meals and a pound of chocolate a day for snacks. Except for an occasional cup of coffee, her drink of choice was wine. Which she drank from noon until bedtime. Jubilee reached the point that she swore if her sister commented one more time about the dump of a ranch she’d inherited, Jubilee would drive her back to Dallas even if she had to take the pickup. Destiny was unhappy with her life for some reason and had decided to come make over Jubilee’s as her therapy. The only thing that made her sister’s visit easier was Charley. The first day, he’d started counting the number of times Destiny complained about simple things like the weather, the horses making noise, how dark it was at night and, of course, the one bathroom in a house that should have had at least three. Charley made Destiny’s visit bearable with his whispered humor and laughing winks when he knew only Jubilee could see him.
