Ralph Compton Train to Durango (2014)
“They heard the screech of the whistle as the westbound train approached Dodge, and Renita sprawled facedown on the bed.
“Come on,” said Molly. “We’ll be all right. Wes left Empty here with us.”
“It’s not us I’m worried about,” Renita said with a muffled sob.
“They bueno hombres,” said Tamara.
Renita rolled over and sat up, rubbing her eyes. When she finally spoke, her voice was steady.
“Don’t mind me; I’m just selfish. I keep remembering that Wes said as soon as we got to Do...dge, we’d stand before a preacher. But we didn’t, and he hasn’t spoke of it since.”
“Palo no speak of it either,” said Tamara. “Silver per’ap?”
“No,” Molly said, “he hasn’t spoken of it, but there’s no doubt in my mind. One day it will happen.”
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“Come on,” said Molly. “We’ll be all right. Wes left Empty here with us.”
“It’s not us I’m worried about,” Renita said with a muffled sob.
“They bueno hombres,” said Tamara.
Renita rolled over and sat up, rubbing her eyes. When she finally spoke, her voice was steady.
“Don’t mind me; I’m just selfish. I keep remembering that Wes said as soon as we got to Do...dge, we’d stand before a preacher. But we didn’t, and he hasn’t spoke of it since.”
“Palo no speak of it either,” said Tamara. “Silver per’ap?”
“No,” Molly said, “he hasn’t spoken of it, but there’s no doubt in my mind. One day it will happen.”
“Silver didn’t rescue you from a Mexican whorehouse,”MoreLess
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