Kane (American Extreme Bull Riders Tour Book 6) by Sinclair Jayne

Author:Sinclair Jayne [Jayne, Sinclair]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Tule Publishing
Published: 2017-08-14T23:00:00+00:00

Chapter Ten

Kane unlocked the door to a suite at the Phoenix, one of Scottsdale’s premier resorts. Sky’d only driven past it in all the years of living here. The pleasure she felt at settling with Jonas, not only with the donation of one of her largest sculptures of a bull rider mid-ride, but also that he was going to show the other pieces in his gallery. Being featured in a gallery of that size one year out of her MFA program was truly an accomplishment, but she was so tied up in knots over Kane that she couldn’t even enjoy the moment. She wasn’t really sure yet what she’d agreed to.

“Certainly moving up in the world,” she breathed out, a little intimidated, frustrated, and impressed all at once. Her emotions and thoughts had been all over the place since Kane had walked back into her life, and she still had no idea which one to settle with. “No more trailer?”

“My brother, Laird and his fiancée are using it at the moment.”

“This can’t be the tour hotel,” she said thinking that the Phoenix was astronomical. They’d come to dinner here once for Bennington’s sixteenth birthday. Sky, who’d grown up in what most people would think of as luxury, had been intimidated.

“I don’t want to discuss money now,” he said coldly, and opened the door.

Money. Obviously another minefield they’d need to walk across. Sky was almost relieved that Colt was still with them. He held the sculpture—the one that had kicked off the drama and reunited her with Kane and brought his daughter into his life. Permanently.

The new normal. Sky felt like she needed to pinch herself. She also needed a few days—make that weeks—to come to terms with the changes. Kane wasn’t offering her any time to process anything, and his continued nearness was awakening too many memories that she wanted to keep locked away until she could deal with the present.

The bellman brought the rest of their luggage—Kane’s large suitcase and his leather duffel and her smaller one that he had packed while she’d been meeting with Jonas as well as a box of toys, games and books Montana had packed up with Colt earlier. Montana carried her owl backpack and wore another, larger one on her back that she declared made her a turtle because she now carried “my home on my back.”

Their daughter had held Kane’s hand the entire time they’d checked in and had danced in excitement beside him. Probably a lot like she had, Sky remembered disparagingly. When they’d hooked up she’d been so thrilled to be with Kane, too blissed out to ask any questions and she sure as hell hadn’t made any demands.

Montana ran to the wall of windows that looked out over Camelback Mountain and the natural red rock sculptures tumbling across the sweeping desert view.

The minute the bellman had left, large tip in hand, Colt put the sculpture down in the center of the large, round, reclaimed wood dining table.

“You two have a lot to discuss,” he said.

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