This week's snippet comes from
Bridgeport Holiday Brides
Book 5 in the series,
Eastern Sierra Brides 1884
Val entered, took
off his hat and gloves which he shoved into his sheepskin jacket pocket and hooked
them on a peg inside Beth’s door. He grabbed a stool—the last available
seating—and joined the two women at the table. He entwined his fingers with
Beth’s and kissed the back of her hand. Then he turned and greeted his future
sister-in-law.
“How do you
like California so far, Hazel? It compare all right to Ohio?”
“Still ain’t
used to them high mountains cuttin’ off the sun afore the day’s over, but other
than that, it’s right fine. Bethie’s place has got a wild feel to it, but I
like it.”
“Good. We
have some refinement, but it is still not as settled out here as back east. Oh,
Luther said to tell you he hopes to get over here a bit later. One of us was
needed to check on a problem in the west pasture, and he drew the short straw.
But, I know he is looking forward to seeing you again.”
Val bit his
tongue. Only a sense of loyalty to his brother kept him from blurting the truth
that Hazel was all Luther had talked about on the trip up and back from Lundy.
Hazel
immediately perked up and her face brightened into a big smile. “I’d be right
pleased to see him. How long you reckon afore he gets here?” Then, glancing at
the frown on Beth’s face, she looked down and said demurely, “Reckon I’d like
to see him again, too.”
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