Saddlebags (2013)
“It always surprised her how huge it was. She knew it was the same sky she saw in Willow Creek, but here it seemed to go on forever.
She sighed. Eight days ago she had no idea she’d be out here. Now here she was, with her best friends—and her parents! For a moment she stopped worrying about her mother or anticipating seeing John Brightstar. She simply enjoyed being back in this wonderful place. Lisa rocked in the chair and smiled.
A few minutes later Stevie and Carole joined her on the porch.
“I... can’t believe we’re here!” exclaimed Stevie.
“Me neither,” answered Carole, “and I can’t wait to go for a ride!”
At that moment Kate rounded the corner to the bunkhouse. “How about right now?”
“Kate!” All three girls bounded off the porch to hug their friend. She looked the same as last time they’d seen her except maybe taller, her deep auburn hair pulled back in a ponytail.
“Sorry I couldn’t meet you at the airport. I had this dumb dentist appointment—”
“That’s okay,”MoreLess
She sighed. Eight days ago she had no idea she’d be out here. Now here she was, with her best friends—and her parents! For a moment she stopped worrying about her mother or anticipating seeing John Brightstar. She simply enjoyed being back in this wonderful place. Lisa rocked in the chair and smiled.
A few minutes later Stevie and Carole joined her on the porch.
“I... can’t believe we’re here!” exclaimed Stevie.
“Me neither,” answered Carole, “and I can’t wait to go for a ride!”
At that moment Kate rounded the corner to the bunkhouse. “How about right now?”
“Kate!” All three girls bounded off the porch to hug their friend. She looked the same as last time they’d seen her except maybe taller, her deep auburn hair pulled back in a ponytail.
“Sorry I couldn’t meet you at the airport. I had this dumb dentist appointment—”
“That’s okay,”MoreLess
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