The Cowboy Lawman
“The child held tight to her left hand. His feet dragged.
“You know, it’s easier to walk if you lift your feet.”
“Is my grandma okay?” He looked up from the blacktop he’d been studying. His blue eyes narrowed on her as he waited for an answer.
“She’s going to be just fine. She’s at the hospital and they’ll give her medicine to help her heart.”
“Is it attacking her?”
She hid a smile at the image he probably had in his mind.
“It’s hurting.”
“I’m going to your house?” He... looked down again. She got it. He barely knew her. A few visits over the years wasn’t a lot.
She sighed and then squatted in front of him to put herself at eye level. “Caleb, your grandma is okay and your dad is going to pick you up at my house. We’ll hang out together and maybe we can convince your dad to bring pizza later.”MoreLess
“You know, it’s easier to walk if you lift your feet.”
“Is my grandma okay?” He looked up from the blacktop he’d been studying. His blue eyes narrowed on her as he waited for an answer.
“She’s going to be just fine. She’s at the hospital and they’ll give her medicine to help her heart.”
“Is it attacking her?”
She hid a smile at the image he probably had in his mind.
“It’s hurting.”
“I’m going to your house?” He... looked down again. She got it. He barely knew her. A few visits over the years wasn’t a lot.
She sighed and then squatted in front of him to put herself at eye level. “Caleb, your grandma is okay and your dad is going to pick you up at my house. We’ll hang out together and maybe we can convince your dad to bring pizza later.”MoreLess
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