A Beautiful Ranch by Malone Misty

Author:Malone, Misty [Malone, Misty]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Blushing Books Publications
Published: 2016-02-16T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter Eleven

Dalton was a bit shocked to find her sitting on his couch, looking so small, and crying. She was pretty headstrong and independent, one of the things that attracted her to him, and this startled him. He sat down beside her on the couch. He was surprised again when she wrapped her arms around his neck.

"Dalton, I'm sorry. I love you. Please don't give up on me. I was ready to tell you exactly what I thought of you spanking me again for not doing anything wrong, but I did. You were right to be upset. I did mess up. I don't want spanked, though. Please hold me."

Dalton may have been a little confused as to how he wanted to handle Lilly when he walked into the room, but he was totally lost now. The one thing he knew he couldn't ignore, at least until he knew what she was thinking and feeling, was her begging him to hold her. He put his arms around her and instinctively pulled her onto his lap. She instantly laid her head on his chest and cried.

Of the many ways he'd pictured this talk and the ensuing spanking to go, none of them were anything like this. Well, at least not before the spanking!

He held her tightly and tried to calm her, much the way he was doing after her first spanking. He waited until he felt she'd calmed enough to talk. "Lilly, what's going on? What are you trying to tell me?"

She took a deep breath and he could see her trying to gather her strength and choose her words. "I was upset when I came in here. You spanked me out there, where Clay or the hands could have seen or heard. That was so embarrassing! And I didn't like that you were telling me I disobeyed your order, because I didn't feel I had. I was so mad I almost threw my paints at the canvas."

His eyebrows shot up at her words. "What good would that have done? What would it prove?"

"That I have a temper at times," she admitted.

"I'll have to keep that in mind," he said. "But go on. Why didn't you do that—or did you? Is there a real mess upstairs in your room?"

"No, I didn't do it. I started to think. And long story short, I realize now that I was wrong. You told me to always ask you if a pasture is empty before I go in it, and I didn't do that. I didn't see any cattle in it and assumed it was empty. But it wasn't. I'm so sorry I disappointed you, Dalton. And because of me, you had to pull Clay and the two hands off of what they were doing."

Dalton was surprised, but happy, to see that she'd thought this out and was willing to admit her wrongdoing. "Thank you for telling me this, Lilly. I hoped you'd think about it like I told you to, but I wasn't sure you would.

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