The Cowboy's Sweetheart (2010)
“Instead he’d left Andie’s, driven past his house and straight to Tulsa. He hadn’t been sure what he was going to do once he got there, but as he’d driven past a home store, it had hit him. He was going to have a kid, and that kid needed a room. A nursery.
Kids had rooms. Babies had nurseries. He’d learned a lot last night while he’d been shopping.
Two pots of coffee later, he stepped back and looked at the wall he’d been painting. It wasn’t what he’d expected, but it wasn’t bad. It was pretty g...ood considering he didn’t have a clue what he was doing. This was a far cry from painting a wall white, or beige.
“What are you doing?” Wyatt walked up beside him. “I guess I know what you’re doing, but isn’t it a little early?”
“If a guy’s going to have faith,” the word wasn’t easy to get out, “then he has to have faith. I’m going to be a dad and my kid is going to have the best nursery I can make.”
“Green?”
“Yeah, green. For a boy or a girl.”MoreLess
Kids had rooms. Babies had nurseries. He’d learned a lot last night while he’d been shopping.
Two pots of coffee later, he stepped back and looked at the wall he’d been painting. It wasn’t what he’d expected, but it wasn’t bad. It was pretty g...ood considering he didn’t have a clue what he was doing. This was a far cry from painting a wall white, or beige.
“What are you doing?” Wyatt walked up beside him. “I guess I know what you’re doing, but isn’t it a little early?”
“If a guy’s going to have faith,” the word wasn’t easy to get out, “then he has to have faith. I’m going to be a dad and my kid is going to have the best nursery I can make.”
“Green?”
“Yeah, green. For a boy or a girl.”MoreLess
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