How to Train a Husband (Must Love Dogs Book 2) by Gay Sarah & Cheketts Cami

Author:Gay, Sarah & Cheketts, Cami [Gay, Sarah]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: Literary Evolution
Published: 2017-03-02T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter 14

Annie returned to the guest room, her mother’s floral sewing room with a rose patterned bedspread, daffodil curtains and tulip wallpaper.

Did her mother get melancholy in the winter and need to envision spring all day?

The redeeming grace was the bay window Mr. Famous claimed for his own. The sun’s rays were finally needling through the thinning clouds, providing a heated bed for one of Mr. Famous’ many daytime siestas.

The laptop was still positioned where she had left it, at the end of the metal day bed. She touched the screen. The endearing photo of Mr. Famous cuddled in her arms as a pup brought memories of sea foam, and bonfires on the beach. That was an author-worthy day with Kenneth. She wrote ten pages that night. Why did he turn out to be such a dog? Not that she didn’t make her own huge mistakes.

Dog training— that was a mistake.

“How could I be so stupid? I lost both of them,” she said, rubbing her face with the palms of her hands. “They were both really great guys.”

“Pumpkin, I need your help!” her dad yelled from the storm room.

Annie walked down the hall to meet him. “What do you need?”

He stood in the breezeway, removing his gloves. He never entered the house from any other door. The storm room was fully equipped with a sink, bench and hooks.

“Can you help me move the herd? My apprentice went home to help his wife prep for Thanksgiving.”

“I like your apprentice already. And I haven’t even met him yet.”

He began tapping his foot. “You’re coming?”

“Yes. But answer me this. Did you buy me that orange coat in high school because it would make me look like my nickname?”

“What?” he asked, confused.

“Nothing. I’ll be out in a minute. Hey, can I ride Stardust to herd the cows?”

“Sure. She’ll be excited to see you.”

“Mind, you saddle her this time. You may hit some ice.”

Annie smiled. Her father knew her well.

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