Karaoke At the Tumbleweed (2012)
“Well, that’s what the lawyers said anyway. He hadn’t even heard from his dad since he was around four. Who knew his dad would turn out to be one of the richest men in the county. Now all of it was his, but he refused to live in the big white, four columned home, instead preferring the little hunting cabin at the back of the property.
Tag looked down at Nicole. She’d look pretty in that house. He could picture her on the big front porch sipping a sweet tea while he cut the grass. He shook his he...ad, dispelling the daydream. It was too soon for all that.
He kissed the top of Nicole’s head. Her contest was in less than a week and he’d already begged Bobby Jim to let him off work so he could take her to Louisville. His boss had flat out refused, saying he had to go to Louisville to help represent The Tumbleweed in the competition.
Not knowing how to tell her he wouldn’t be able to make it, Tag had avoided the subject all day. He felt like an ass. This competition meant so much to her that he just couldn’t see not being there for her, but if he went he knew he’d be out of a job.MoreLess
Tag looked down at Nicole. She’d look pretty in that house. He could picture her on the big front porch sipping a sweet tea while he cut the grass. He shook his he...ad, dispelling the daydream. It was too soon for all that.
He kissed the top of Nicole’s head. Her contest was in less than a week and he’d already begged Bobby Jim to let him off work so he could take her to Louisville. His boss had flat out refused, saying he had to go to Louisville to help represent The Tumbleweed in the competition.
Not knowing how to tell her he wouldn’t be able to make it, Tag had avoided the subject all day. He felt like an ass. This competition meant so much to her that he just couldn’t see not being there for her, but if he went he knew he’d be out of a job.MoreLess
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