““It’s good to see Clare happy. And I’m pretty sure you’re the reason.” “What are you talking about?” “I ain’t blind, honey,” Peg said with a smile. “I’ve known Clare a long time.” “I’m aware of that,” Loretta said more harshly than she intended. “She’s a good woman. She needs another good woman to take care of her and love her. I ain’t been a good woman in a long time. Just take care of her.” Loretta wasn’t sure what to say. “I will.” Peg laughed. “Don’t worry, sweetie. Clare and I have talked ...and your secret is safe with me.” She extended her hand to Loretta. Loretta paused for a moment before she took the offered hand and gripped it firmly. “Thank you, Peg. I know Clare regards you as a friend. That won’t change.” “But no more kisses,” Peg snickered. “Not on your life,” Loretta said with a genuine laugh. Chapter Sixteen THE STAGE PULLED to a halt in front of the Wells Fargo office on Commercial Street in downtown Trinidad after dark.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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