Cowboy Trouble (The Mccord Brothers 1.5)
“The one from the freight train that was about to smash into her.
Good grief. This was exactly what she had been trying to avoid.
She debated what to do. Running was out of the question. Not only because it would be cowardly but also because she wouldn’t get ten feet in the shoes she’d chosen for this occasion. Her toes were numb now and in possible need of amputation. Plus, running in the body-shaping panties would create so much friction that she might light her thighs on fire. There w...as only one thing to do.
Suck it up and seize the bull by the horns.
However, that didn’t mean Rico had to deal with the bull or his horns.
“I’ll take care of this,” she told him. “You can go ahead back to the ranch.”
Judging from the way Rico looked at her, she might as well have suggested that he wear a thong made of sandpaper. Natalie considered arguing, but she decided to save her breath for the real argument that was about to come with her father.MoreLess
Good grief. This was exactly what she had been trying to avoid.
She debated what to do. Running was out of the question. Not only because it would be cowardly but also because she wouldn’t get ten feet in the shoes she’d chosen for this occasion. Her toes were numb now and in possible need of amputation. Plus, running in the body-shaping panties would create so much friction that she might light her thighs on fire. There w...as only one thing to do.
Suck it up and seize the bull by the horns.
However, that didn’t mean Rico had to deal with the bull or his horns.
“I’ll take care of this,” she told him. “You can go ahead back to the ranch.”
Judging from the way Rico looked at her, she might as well have suggested that he wear a thong made of sandpaper. Natalie considered arguing, but she decided to save her breath for the real argument that was about to come with her father.MoreLess
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