Harm's Hunger
“Harm hadn’t come and gone yet, so she took care of the horses. The morning was a cool one, overcast with just a slight nip in the air. She knew it wouldn’t last; the Texas sun would soon burn off the coolness, so she saddled a horse and took advantage of the nice morning, heading down her drive to take a path alongside the main road.
After a couple hours of exploring side roads, it started to drizzle. Jena made her way back to the main road. So much for painting today. Just as she turned down t...he road that led to her drive, she had to quickly jerk her horse onto the low embankment. An old truck zoomed past at breakneck speed, wet dirt splattering behind its wheels and up onto the plastic-covered big screen TV anchored down in the truck bed.
Yelling after the reckless driver, she eased the horse back onto the road. The drizzle turned to light rain as she continued toward her drive.
She paused for a second when she saw Harm’s truck parked beside the barn. Didn’t he notice she’d done the chores already?MoreLess
After a couple hours of exploring side roads, it started to drizzle. Jena made her way back to the main road. So much for painting today. Just as she turned down t...he road that led to her drive, she had to quickly jerk her horse onto the low embankment. An old truck zoomed past at breakneck speed, wet dirt splattering behind its wheels and up onto the plastic-covered big screen TV anchored down in the truck bed.
Yelling after the reckless driver, she eased the horse back onto the road. The drizzle turned to light rain as she continued toward her drive.
She paused for a second when she saw Harm’s truck parked beside the barn. Didn’t he notice she’d done the chores already?MoreLess
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