Or the way he looked. Or the way he smelled. Or the fact that he was sleeping in the room right next to hers. That’s what she told herself as she lay in the comfortable bed in Cole’s RV and stared at the ceiling. Comfortable, as in she should be sleeping right now. It was midnight and she was exhausted. She’d spent the past four hours since they’d come back to the RV working on the pastry crust for her wellington while Cole had taken a shower and holed up in his bedroom to watch NASCAR and wait until her mother made the next move. She fought down a wave of guilt for not divulging her theory. But then that’s all it was. Just a theory. It’s not like she knew Raylene’s whereabouts with dead certainty. She was going off their last conversation and a hunch, and both could be totally wrong. Why, her mother might take a turn off her current path and head for Austin or Houston. She might even cross the state line into Louisiana.
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