A Christmas Miracle for Daisy (Taming of the Sheenans Book 5) by Jane Porter

Author:Jane Porter [Porter, Jane]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, Fiction
ISBN: 9781943963607
Publisher: Tule Publishing
Published: 2015-11-20T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter Ten

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Whitney spent the rest of Sunday afternoon shifting from the Graff to the B&B, and then once at Bramble House, unpacking and settling into the Pink Room.

Snow continued to fall outside and now and then as she hung up her clothes in the closet, she’d glance out the window and would see how the snow, piling up on the trees, looked silver and lavender in the fading light.

As the dinner hour approached Whitney knew she had to do something. The B&B provided a hearty breakfast buffet, but it didn’t serve dinner for its guests. It also didn’t have TV in the bedrooms but that was a non-issue for her since it did have wireless and she could catch up on the news and stream movies on her laptop.

Her stomach growled again. If she was going to go get dinner, she should do it now before all the restaurants downtown closed.

Bundling up, Whitney headed to Main Street, just two blocks away. Fortunately, it had stopped snowing just fifteen minutes ago and everything was blissfully white and bright. Kids were playing further up Bramble but she didn’t pass anyone on her way down 2nd Street.

Denver saw a lot of snow but the snow seemed different here. In downtown Denver you wouldn’t see kids with sleds or having a snowball fight, whereas Marietta made her feel like she was on vacation, in one of those charming little ski towns.

Whitney ended up at Java Café for a bowl of soup and a half sandwich. She was the only customer in the café tonight. “The snow has really shut this place down,” Whitney said, carrying her dishes up to the counter.

The girl behind the counter shook her head. “It just looks dead right now but everyone’s either at Grey’s Saloon or the Wolf Den watching the game.”

“What game?”

“The Broncos-Cowboys. My boyfriend’s a big Cowboys fan so he’s been texting me updates.”

“Is there much time left to the game?”

“I think they’re in the 3rd quarter. He said it’s a good game, almost all passing with Manning and Romo both putting on a show.”

“Where did you say people watch around here?” Whitney wasn’t a big football fan, but if she were cheering for a team, she’d have to cheer on the Broncos.

“Grey’s Saloon, one block from here. Don’t go to Wolf Den. It’s on Front Street near the highway, but it’s pretty much bikers and truckers. Pretty hard core.”

Whitney thanked her and headed to Grey’s. It felt a little strange walking into a new bar on her own, but she liked Grey’s as soon as she stepped through the big wooden door. It reminded her of the old bars that had once lined Bozeman’s Main Street. The only problem was that Grey’s had drawn a crowd for the game and all the tables and booths were filled. There wasn’t a lot of seating at the long bar counter, either. She was just about to leave when a tall dark haired man approached Whitney.

“I know you,” he said, extending his hand.

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