Cowboy for Hire
“The sky was as blue as her own eyes—a coincidence Charlie had pointed out to her earlier in the day—and Amy had a delicious sense of belonging and of being an integral part of a new enterprise that appealed to her. Her mood of satisfaction didn’t quite last through the first paragraph of Vernon’s letter.
Dearest Amy, I am sorely distressed to read about the miserable conditions in which you have been living and working, and I pray that you will come back to Pasadena safe and sound, soon. I al...so trust you will never agree to participate in another motion picture production.
Amy sighed heavily. On the third day after the rain stopped, the ground had been dry enough to renew work on the picture. She and Karen had also been able to cease being camp cooks, for which she was enormously grateful, and the roads were traversable. She had therefore sent a letter to Vernon by the first available transport.
Today she received his reply, and she was perusing it as Horace Huxtable and Charlie Fox had a fistfight.MoreLess
Dearest Amy, I am sorely distressed to read about the miserable conditions in which you have been living and working, and I pray that you will come back to Pasadena safe and sound, soon. I al...so trust you will never agree to participate in another motion picture production.
Amy sighed heavily. On the third day after the rain stopped, the ground had been dry enough to renew work on the picture. She and Karen had also been able to cease being camp cooks, for which she was enormously grateful, and the roads were traversable. She had therefore sent a letter to Vernon by the first available transport.
Today she received his reply, and she was perusing it as Horace Huxtable and Charlie Fox had a fistfight.MoreLess
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