The Devil's Cowboy
“But it was a pleasure to fly into the heart of Dallas now that Love Field’s newly remodeled terminal was open. Bright concourses with a variety of restaurants, spacious walkways flooded with light—compared to the huge Dallas-Ft. Worth airport, it was uncrowded and easy to navigate. The central location made it just a short hop to the upscale community of Highland Park where Melanie lived.Knowing how frantic Melanie was, she’d taken advantage of a last-minute cancellation to move up her arrival ...time, flying out of Asheville, then changing planes in Houston and securing the last seat to Dallas on an always-crowded early morning commuter flight. It meant waking up at 4 AM, but since she’d hardly slept since she got the email, that wasn’t really a problem. She’d left the key to her apartment with her neighbors downstairs last night. They loved animals and Ellen had a feeling that JayJay would be spoiled rotten by the time she got back.Ellen hadn’t wanted to disturb her friend’s routine so early, so she decided to grab a cab at the airport and surprise her.MoreLess
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