Sierra's Homecoming
“He hadn’t had an asthma attack in almost a month, but he needed his rest.Intending to brew herself some tea and spend a few quiet minutes restoring her equilibrium, she chose a mug from one of the cupboards, located a box of orange pekoe, and reached for the heirloom teapot.It was gone.She glanced toward the china cabinet and saw Lorelei’s teapot sitting behind the glass.Jesse or Travis must have come inside while she was upstairs, she reasoned, and put it away.But that seemed unlikely. Men, es...pecially cowboys, didn’t usually fuss with teapots, did they? Not that she knew that much about men in general or cowboys in particular.She’d seen Travis earlier, from Liam’s bedroom window, working with the horse, and she was sure he hadn’t been back in the house after carrying in the bags.“Jesse?” she called softly, half-afraid he might jump out at her from somewhere.No answer.She moved to the front of the house, peered between the lace curtains in the parlor. Jesse’s truck was gone, leaving deep tracks in the patchy mud and snow, rapidly filling with gossamer white flakes.Bemused, Sierra returned to the kitchen, grabbed her coat and went out the back door, shoving her hands into her pockets and ducking her head against the thickening snowfall and the icy wind that accompanied it.MoreLess
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