Taming the Cowboy (Family Ties Book 3) by Carolyne Aarsen

Author:Carolyne Aarsen [Aarsen, Carolyne]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Misty Ridge Publishing
Published: 2019-05-26T16:00:00+00:00

"So you didn't go riding with Denise?" Tricia teased Elliot as she scooped up the mashed potatoes at suppertime.

"I had work to do," Elliot grumbled. He didn't want to talk about Denise. Not with Kinsley sitting right across the table from him.

"She sure seemed like she wanted to go," Tricia continued. "Maybe she was hoping to light the old spark."

"Elliot has enough of those old sparks still smoldering around the country," Kane said. "I don't think he needs to go relighting any of them."

Though Kane’s grin showed Elliot he was joking, he also sensed an undercurrent of disapproval.

"I've got other things on my mind," Elliot returned.

"How's it coming with the wagon?” Faith asked. "You think you’ll have it done on time?"

"I'm sure I will. I'm no carpenter, but I'm handy with a sand blaster and a paintbrush."

The talk eased into the usual supper conversation. The wedding and how things were progressing.

"Have you heard from the photographer yet?” Kinsley asked.

"He told me he’d call me back tomorrow," Faith said.

"It would be nice to nail him down," Kinsley said. "I'd like to talk to him about how he wants to go about this."

"He shows up, he takes pictures," Faith said with a chuckle. "How hard can it be?”

"Well, there's a little more to it than that," Kinsley said. "Do you want family pictures, or do you want pictures of just you and Kane. Do you want casual pictures, or do you want formal pictures."

"Sounds like you know what you're talking about when it comes to wedding photography," Elliot said.

The entire suppertime, Kinsley had been avoiding his gaze. Though he tried to make eye contact with her, she never connected with him. He had to wonder if Denise had something to do with it. Things had been going just fine until she showed up.

"I know a few things," Kinsley said.

"A few things? Like I said, I’ve seen your pictures," Faith said. "You always do such an amazing job."

"Then why don't you get Kinsley to take pictures?" Elliot asked. He was determined to catch her attention. And as her frightened gaze swung to his, he clearly had.

"I'm not taking the pictures," Kinsley protested. "I'm not a professional photographer."

"We don't have to worry about that just yet," Faith said. "Are you able to come with me to look at the wedding dress tomorrow morning?”

"Of course," Kinsley said. “I’d love to.”

"Take your camera along," Faith added. "You may be no professional photographer, but I would love some pre-wedding pictures of the dress."

Kinsley smiled, and Elliot could see that despite her protests, she was looking forward to the idea.

Hope was banging her fork against the plate, as if looking for attention.

Kinsley gently took the utensil away from her, smiling as she did so. "Do you want more to eat?" she asked.

"Not hungry," Hope said. "Read another story?"

"Is that what you were doing when I left you with the kids?" Zach asked Kinsley.

"You left the kids with Kinsley?" Tricia asked her father. "You were supposed to watch them."

"I was tired," Zach grumbled.

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