““No one saw him, but you got a feel for him,” Jonah said. “Now, go down and tell Kit you’re there to finish what you started.” Jonah moved his coffee cup in a gesture like he was making a toast. “He’ll know what you’re talking about.” Darby rushed out of the house and across the ranch yard so fast, she nearly collided with Kit in the tack room doorway. “What’s this, now?” the foreman asked. “I came to finish what I started,” Darby explained. Kit looked up long enough to meet Darby’s eyes. For h...im, that amounted to a stare. “You in trouble?” Kit asked. “I don’t think so,” Darby said. “Hmm.” Kit touched one thumb to his turquoise rock necklace and looked across the yard at Jonah. Her grandfather stood under the candlenut tree, looking down, walking slowly. Something was going on that Kit seemed to want to be part of, but he turned back to Darby with a resigned sigh and jerked his thumb inside the tack room. “It’s about these old grain bags,”MoreLessRead More Read Less
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