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She tilted her head towards the house, "But that one ain't in much shape to do so right now. So, I'm leaving it up to you to do it. But trust me, if anyone comes messing with me or Mercy, we have a shoot first, ask questions later policy. I need to get to work, but I'll call Mercy and Elena on the way."
"Now, get that cute ass back in there and make things right with my daughter. There's enough bastards in this family as it is."
Her words could not have cut him any deeper. He dropped his head in shame and stared at the cold concrete porch, "I'm sorry. I knew better..."
Her laugh broke the cool night air, "Oh sweetie, didn't anyone ever teach you that it takes two to tango? And I know that girl in there. When Laura wants something, nothing stops her." She gave him another of those intense stares, "She could have done lots worse."
He smiled and nodded his head as she walked in the dark towards her pickup parked in the driveway. Maybe, just maybe, he stood a chance with his future mother-in-law. But right now, he had his future bride to deal with. He turned back towards the house with resolve. He would untangle this mess, professionally and personally. His daughter was NOT going to be called a bastard.
- COMMENTS
Anonymousalmost 4 years agoI would hope you will continue the story immediately. I have enjoyed the ride to this point and hope you don’t make us wait to long to finish the story.
BentNotBrokenalmost 4 years agoLOVE the cadence and how you are weaving the stories together! Thank you! Your readers are eagerly awaiting each new chapter of both with (greedy) patience ;)
Anonymousalmost 4 years agoLove your story and your writing in general. I believe Chekov’s Gun is in play. Looking forward to reading the rest!
Thank you so much for sharing.
Tess (UK)
