A Bride Worth Waiting For by Jeanie Smith Cash

Author:Jeanie Smith Cash [Cash, Jeanie Smith]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: Jeanie Smith Cash
Published: 2013-05-28T04:00:00+00:00

Chapter Seven

“Okay, Darlin here we are safe and sound. Cole parked the snowmobile next to Bethany’s Grandfather’s SUV. “Thank you, Lord.” He prayed out loud and heard Bethany echo him this time. He lifted her carefully from the back of the snowmobile and carried her to the Escalade.

“Easy now.” He placed her gently in the back so she could lay her leg on the seat and climbed in behind her. He covered her with the blanket Elizabeth had given him.

“Are we ever glad to see you. I love you, Sunshine your grandmother and I were so worried.” Mack turned the key in the engine and started down the mountain toward the hospital.

“I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to worry you.” Bethany laid her head against the door facing.

“Cole brushed the hair out of her face that had come loose from her ponytail when she’d pulled her hat off. “Is your head hurting?”

“Yes, it’s throbbing, but not as much as my knee.”

“We’ll be there soon and the doc will give you something for pain after he examines you.”

“Thank you, for coming after me.”

“There’s no need for thanks, I’m just glad I was there to help you.” He took a handkerchief from his pocket and wiped the tears as they spilled over and ran down her cheeks. “I’m sorry. I wish there was something more I could do to make it easier.”

Cole would be glad when they got to the hospital, he couldn’t stand to see her cry and not be able to do anything to make it better for her. He felt so helpless. All his training and there wasn’t anything he could do for her. He held her hand and talked to her softly all the way down the mountain to the hospital. Mack parked and Cole jumped out and ran inside, in a few minutes he was back with an orderly and a gurney. He opened the back door, gently lifted Bethany out and carefully laid her on the gurney. He held her hand all the way to the examining room in emergency.

“I’ll be right here when you come out. They’ll take good care of you.” Cole squeezed her hand gently before letting her go.

Elizabeth gave the young lady at the counter all of Bethany’s information and then went in with her while he and Mack sat in the waiting room, waiting anxiously. In what seemed forever, but in actuality was only an hour and a half, Bethany was brought to them in a wheel chair with her knee bound in a heavy ace bandage.

“What did the doc say?” Mack asked before Cole had the chance.

“After x-rays of my head and knee he said, I have a minor concussion, lots of bruises, and pulled ligaments in my knee. I was very fortunate I could have been killed. He gave me an injection for pain, something for nausea, and told me not to ever go up skiing by myself again. He told me to take it easy for a day or

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