Cowboy Outcasts
“As the sun set he returned from the fields, exhausted and hungry. He wasn’t used to having another person to care for. He’d have to get used to the responsibility while she was there. With little daylight left, he’d have to settle for barbequing up some of his frozen chickens as fresh would take too long to prepare.
He hoped he’d be able to control himself around her this round. His Tourette’s seemed to run rampant when he was in close proximity to the little blonde. Why? He had nothing to prov...e and certainly wasn’t attracted to her. She’d likely turn out like all the others—disgusted by him given enough time. But she offered a free service which he wasn’t in a position to refuse. He blamed his nerves on his solitary lifestyle. He just wasn’t used to having someone else around.
When he entered the kitchen, the lights were off. He needed to start a fire inside to stave off the evening chill, and one out back to prepare the food.
“Hailey?” Had she gone to sleep already?MoreLess
He hoped he’d be able to control himself around her this round. His Tourette’s seemed to run rampant when he was in close proximity to the little blonde. Why? He had nothing to prov...e and certainly wasn’t attracted to her. She’d likely turn out like all the others—disgusted by him given enough time. But she offered a free service which he wasn’t in a position to refuse. He blamed his nerves on his solitary lifestyle. He just wasn’t used to having someone else around.
When he entered the kitchen, the lights were off. He needed to start a fire inside to stave off the evening chill, and one out back to prepare the food.
“Hailey?” Had she gone to sleep already?MoreLess
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