““Yeah,” Sam said past her smile. “Some horses do that.” A sigh rolled through the colt and Sam’s cheeks ached from the width of her grin. It didn’t stop there, either. It spread, warming her in a way that had nothing to do with the hot springs or the hundred-degree day. These two were healing each other. They had to stay together. “He’s your horse, you know,” Sam said. This time, Gabe didn’t protest. “I know. I guess I could keep him at Grandma’s.” “Forget it,” Sam said, surprised her whisper c...ould sound so sharp. “You’d break his heart all over again. Adopt him and leave? Think about that, Gabe.” “I don’t know.” “Don’t tell me there aren’t stables in Denver,” Sam said. This time the big sigh came from Gabe. “Actually, there’s a field right down the street. The guy who owns it lives next door, and he doesn’t do anything with it. He keeps saying he’s going to put in a swimming pool or something.” Gabe leaned over to rub the colt behind one ear.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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