My Southern Bride (The Texas Two-Step Series, Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
Even though the skies remained gray and heavy, and the temperature was cold enough to make her exhalations visible, Lori's mood instantly improved. She glanced down at Newton, who'd come outside with her. "The wind has even died down." He looked at her knowingly, then turned and scampered through the snow toward the barn, leaving round tracks in the snow where his feet had been. Lori threw back the latch on the storage shed. It was neatly organized inside, but she hadn't expected otherwise with Monty Joe. Somehow she sensed he organized and schedulized everything in his routine. Maybe he felt safer that way? She hadn't thought about it much before, but he'd become an orphan as a teenager, and he'd been forced into manhood early. Responsibility had been heavy on his shoulders. A younger brother and sister to raise, a ranch with all of the employees and animals needing his attention. At an age when most young men were trying to decide who they were and their place in the world, he'd been forced to do what even older men might have problems doing.
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