Her Billionaire to Remember (A Texas Ranch Romance Book 5) by Summers Sophia

Author:Summers, Sophia [Summers, Sophia]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, mobi
Published: 2019-01-14T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 9

Shane was in an agony about his lost opportunity in Argentina. He thought about Larina all day, and he dreamed about her all night. Something had to be done. He couldn’t keep going on like this. Even his new stallion did nothing but bring him memories of Larina.

The first thing he did upon arriving home was to research amnesia and to find the best physicians to treat it. He wasn’t sure he wanted her to remember—especially if she was right about having someone in her life. But he couldn’t go on like this. And even though she’d basically ended their relationship, he wasn’t ready to quit. At least, not until she remembered.

Shane had decided to name his new stallion Black. It wasn’t imaginative at all, but he was black, so it worked. Shipping large animals was easy if you had the money. Black arrived in an air-conditioned horse trailer. The man he’d hired to travel with the stallion was paid in full at the airport in Houston. Shane had hired another specialist in equestrian travel to drive Black out to the ranch. When Black finally arrived, they released him into the corral.

“Okay, Black, I know this has not been your best 24 hours.” He was amazed at the beauty of this magnificent animal. He stood tall like a champion. His bloodlines were excellent. Shane whistled as he envisioned the stud fees alone.

Black pranced around and around the corral before finally stopping to drink. Shane threw in a bale of hay mixed with alfalfa. It startled Black, and he jumped to the side. “Sorry, boy.”

After sniffing the air, Black came over and started grazing. Shane wished Larina was there. He could see her on Black, sailing over the jumps. The look of joy on her face was something he would never forget. It was freedom and beauty and courage all in one beautiful moment.

Shane went into the corral with Black and gave him a sugar cube. “We are going to be friends, Black.” He could hear Jasper whinnying in protest from the stables. He asked his ranch hand to open Jasper’s stall.

The minute he did, Jasper came trotting over in perfect form. As he got closer, his ears went back, and he snorted and pawed the ground with his hoofs before running confidently over to the corral. Black snorted and pranced around in response. Finally they both approached each other and stopped ten feet apart, holding their positions. Well that wasn’t so bad.

Shane climbed out of the corral and walked over to Jasper. “Jasper, you are my best friend. This beautiful interloper is just the beginning of one of my dreams. But you are my brother.” This was true and heartfelt. He had been barely out of his toddler years when the news arrived that his brothers had been killed.

He hadn’t known what it would mean to his life at that small age, but he had sensed a switch in how his parents reacted to him. There was something held back when his parents were with him.

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