Cloud Wrangler by Janna Hill

Author:Janna Hill
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: shape shifter, Rh negative blood, secret societies, dogs, cloud, genetic engineering, blood origins, family sagas, hybrids, reptilian agenda, eighth day creation, bible myth, evolution, camelot, the guard, weather phenomenon, local weather phenomenon, phenomenon, weather, Stephanie Myers, Twilight, meteorology
Publisher: J Hill Ink
Published: 2017-06-22T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter Eighteen

SIX HOURS LATER JIM stood on the front patio of the Eats & Ale restaurant and watched as the U Haul truck rolled into the parking lot. He crossed his arms over his naked chest and guffawed as the truck’s back wheel slid off the culvert and into the ditch. Mary gunned the engine and plunged the seven-ton carrier forward, leaving a cloud of caliche dust.

“Excellent recovery.” Jim yelled, stepping out in his bare feet and motioning the driver, “Back it up here to the garage.”

“You better let me back it up.” Levi said, his fingers digging into the upholstery.

“No, I got us this far, I can back it up.” Mary argued, putting the box truck in reverse.

Jim cackled again when the vehicle lurched backward through the open door, rolling over crates of canned commodities.

“Oops.” Mary said dropping from the truck, “I’ll clean it up.”

“And you’ll pay for it too.” Levi added, wading through a sea of green beans and corn.

Mary had just dumped the last dust pan full of ruined vegetables into the compost bin when Cici and Clara arrived.

“What the heck happened here?” Clara asked, peeking around the truck into the garage.

“It’s my fault. I should never have let her drive.” Levi sighed, pointing at his wife.

“Clara Bell!” Jim gushed, running up behind her and sweeping her into his arms. “My love... the mother of my children.” Clara let him cradle her for a moment, planting light kisses over her face until she felt Cecilia’s eyes boring through them.

“Put me down honey and say hello to your niece.”

Jim gently lowered Clara to her feet and turned to take inventory of the clansman he had never met.

“Well you’re just a child – a beautiful little child.” He said as he studied the woman’s girlish features.

“I am the same age as Clara.” Cici retorted. It was not exactly true but very close.

“Really?” Jim glanced at his wife and back to his niece. “Is that true?”

“Yes, it seems being married to an old man has caused me to age prematurely.” Clara said in jest.

Her time in the clouds has kept the crow’s-feet at bay. Mary telepathically told with a snicker, it’s a shame I can’t hang out up there for a few months. Hey, Cici should start a cloud spa.

Ha-ha. Linda intercepted the thought; Your son wants his mommy. Quit playing around and come on already.

“Well we had better get home.” Mary said turning to Clara, “Would you be kind enough to give us a ride?”

“Absolutely.” Clara answered, “Cici and Jim need a little privacy to get better acquainted anyway.” Clara could sense the idea of being alone together made them both uneasy. “For heaven’s sake you are family, start acting like it.”

“We will be fine.” Jim assured her. “I’ll show Cici where she will be staying and give her a tour of the café.”

“I am anxious to get started... May we?”

“Sure.” He motioned toward the house that was nestled behind the café. “Hurry home Clara.” He blew a kiss to his wife and waved at the others, “By Levi, see you later old man.

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