Forever Driven: Forever Bluegrass #4
“She was pretty sure she’d stopped at every retirement home, shopping center, antique mall, tractor pull, and farm in her district. She had spoken passionately about what Small Town, USA, stood for and how she wanted to represent their interests in Frankfort. She’d answered countless questions about being single, as if not being married somehow made her less qualified to lead. She’d talked about her college degree and how her time managing her father’s farm had prepared her to better understand ...the concerns of her constituents. And finally, that morning, she had headed to Keeneston High School to vote.
“Have they started to come back with any numbers yet?” her mother, Gemma, asked as she hurried into the living room with a steaming pot of coffee.
“Not yet,” her father, Cy, called out, and her mother went around filling Riley’s campaign team’s coffee mugs. Campaign team was a fancy term her sister had thought of. Riley’s team was really made up of her enormous family and all of her friends.MoreLess
“Have they started to come back with any numbers yet?” her mother, Gemma, asked as she hurried into the living room with a steaming pot of coffee.
“Not yet,” her father, Cy, called out, and her mother went around filling Riley’s campaign team’s coffee mugs. Campaign team was a fancy term her sister had thought of. Riley’s team was really made up of her enormous family and all of her friends.MoreLess
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