The Angel And the Outlaw
“Alone in the wilderness, J.T. dared not risk lighting a fire for fear they might draw unwanted attention. They ate jerky and pemmican for dinner, washed it down with water. Then, wrapped in a buffalo robe, they bedded down for the night.
J.T. drew the robe over Brandy’s shoulders. ”Are you comfortable? Warm enough?”
“I’m fine.” She snuggled against him, her back against his chest. She reveled in his nearness, in the security of his arms. “I knew you’d come for me.”
“Did you?” His br...eath fanned her cheek.
Brandy rolled toward him, heard him groan softly as her arm hit his side. “What is it? What’s wrong?”
“Nothing serious,” J.T. said.
Alarmed, she threw back the buffalo robe and lifted J.T.’s shirt. “You’ve been hurt!”
“I’m all right.”
Lightly, she touched the cloth wrapped around his middle.MoreLess
J.T. drew the robe over Brandy’s shoulders. ”Are you comfortable? Warm enough?”
“I’m fine.” She snuggled against him, her back against his chest. She reveled in his nearness, in the security of his arms. “I knew you’d come for me.”
“Did you?” His br...eath fanned her cheek.
Brandy rolled toward him, heard him groan softly as her arm hit his side. “What is it? What’s wrong?”
“Nothing serious,” J.T. said.
Alarmed, she threw back the buffalo robe and lifted J.T.’s shirt. “You’ve been hurt!”
“I’m all right.”
Lightly, she touched the cloth wrapped around his middle.MoreLess
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