Hatfield And Mccoy
“And stunned by McCoy’s behavior.
She had been nothing short of horrified, her heart as torn as his, when she had learned that Tammy had been kidnapped. She knew the value of time, and she could have been ready to travel with him in a matter of minutes.
Except that he didn’t want her with him.
“I’m going now,” he had told her, sitting on the side of the bed, pulling on his shoes. “I have friends who can get me back quickly with the chopper. You can bring the Lincoln for me. Drive to your house. ...When it’s over, I’ll find you there.”
“When it’s over? But, McCoy, I can help—”
“No!”
She had never heard the word snapped out more emphatically in her whole life.
“McCoy, I know that bad things have happened to you in the past, but damn it, I can help you. This is your niece! My God, you should be using every possible means—”
“Julie, no, and I mean no! I don’t want you in on this! If you get in my way this time, I’ll have you arrested.”
She’d never been more stunned, and despite the fact that she knew he was emotionally involved and in pain, she struck back, in pain herself.MoreLess
She had been nothing short of horrified, her heart as torn as his, when she had learned that Tammy had been kidnapped. She knew the value of time, and she could have been ready to travel with him in a matter of minutes.
Except that he didn’t want her with him.
“I’m going now,” he had told her, sitting on the side of the bed, pulling on his shoes. “I have friends who can get me back quickly with the chopper. You can bring the Lincoln for me. Drive to your house. ...When it’s over, I’ll find you there.”
“When it’s over? But, McCoy, I can help—”
“No!”
She had never heard the word snapped out more emphatically in her whole life.
“McCoy, I know that bad things have happened to you in the past, but damn it, I can help you. This is your niece! My God, you should be using every possible means—”
“Julie, no, and I mean no! I don’t want you in on this! If you get in my way this time, I’ll have you arrested.”
She’d never been more stunned, and despite the fact that she knew he was emotionally involved and in pain, she struck back, in pain herself.MoreLess
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