Cowboy Promise by Janalyn Knight

Author:Janalyn Knight
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Western Romance, Cowboy, Horses, Ranches, Contemporary, Single Mother, Second Chance at Love, Torn Between Two Men
Publisher: Inkspell Publishing
Published: 2020-04-26T16:00:00+00:00

AFTER PICKING UP PIPER Friday afternoon, Dallas made a quick trip to the grocery store. She barely had enough time to pick up food for the weekend before getting her daughter fed, bathed, and ready to go back to her parents’ house.

Most of her items were already in her basket when she turned down the dairy aisle for milk and spotted a familiar figure. She stopped her cart so fast Piper’s head whipped back. Doug. The man had his arm slung over a woman’s shoulder in that way a cowboy had when he was in love—elbow at his girl’s neck, his hand dangling down, with her head tucked in at his chin. He and the woman peered at a grocery list while a small child sat in the seat of their cart, a sucker in her mouth. Looking closer, Dallas noticed a sparkling wedding set on the woman’s hand. Doug’s married!

Whipping her basket around, Dallas sped out of sight, down the next aisle. Hot blood filled her face, her ears burned, and she wanted to punch something. She’d really liked the guy. If she wasn’t already seeing not one, but two men, she might have taken him up on his offers to go out. Maybe even fallen for him. God, I’m so stupid! Gritting her teeth, she pushed her basket forward again. The lying, cheating, son of a... She needed to do something. If he was her husband, she’d want to know he was playing around.

Dallas spotted the jerk and his family two aisles over at the canned goods. Plastering a smile on her face, she walked up to the woman with an outstretched hand. “Hi, you must be Doug’s sister. He comes in Friday nights at The Cowboy. It’s wonderful to see that Doug hangs out with his niece when he can.”

Ignoring Doug completely, she kept her eyes locked on the woman, who said, “I’m not his sister. I’m his wife.” She turned with a confused look to Doug, whose face had lost its color.

Dallas now stared at Doug, and said, “You’re married? How dare you ask me out?” Turning to his wife, she said, “I’m so sorry, ma’am. Looks like your husband’s got some explaining to do about how he spends his Friday nights.”

Piper tugged on her arm. “Can we go see the toys now, Momma?”

“Sure, honey.” Without looking at Doug, Dallas moved off, heading to get a gallon of milk first.

Ice-cold now, with her gut in turmoil, her thoughts went to her own situation. How could she trust Cash or Ethan? Doug was just one of many unfaithful men she’d seen at The Cowboy. The bar was full of guys every weekend who were disloyal jerks. How in the hell had she forgotten that?

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