Once Upon a Cowboy (2015)
“Decker winked as he came through the spa door later that afternoon. “Convince her to stay yet?”
Cole shrugged noncommittally, even though he knew he probably couldn’t fool Decker anyway. “She’s a big girl. She’ll make her own decisions.”
“Right. So you just happened to head to the stable two minutes after she did this morning?”
“Absolutely. What can I say? I’m good.”
“Oh, you’re something, all right.” Decker gazed around the room. “So why are we here? Kyla and Jess have ideas you need me to tak...e a look at?”
“No. We’re going upstairs, actually.”
“We’ve already got two thousand feet downstairs. Don’t tell me Kyla wants a two-story spa?”
“Nope.” Cole started up the stairs. “Better.”
When they had both reached the second story, Cole walked out into the middle of the huge space. Just like on the bottom floor, windows occupied almost every square inch of wall space, bringing in light from every possible angle. In the original design for the building, they’d had fewer windows on the second story, but Kyla had insisted they mirror the downstairs, and now that he stood in the middle of the space, Cole was glad they’d gone to the extra expense.MoreLess
Cole shrugged noncommittally, even though he knew he probably couldn’t fool Decker anyway. “She’s a big girl. She’ll make her own decisions.”
“Right. So you just happened to head to the stable two minutes after she did this morning?”
“Absolutely. What can I say? I’m good.”
“Oh, you’re something, all right.” Decker gazed around the room. “So why are we here? Kyla and Jess have ideas you need me to tak...e a look at?”
“No. We’re going upstairs, actually.”
“We’ve already got two thousand feet downstairs. Don’t tell me Kyla wants a two-story spa?”
“Nope.” Cole started up the stairs. “Better.”
When they had both reached the second story, Cole walked out into the middle of the huge space. Just like on the bottom floor, windows occupied almost every square inch of wall space, bringing in light from every possible angle. In the original design for the building, they’d had fewer windows on the second story, but Kyla had insisted they mirror the downstairs, and now that he stood in the middle of the space, Cole was glad they’d gone to the extra expense.MoreLess
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