Wild Horses, Wild Hearts 3 by Montana West

Author:Montana West
Language: eng
Format: epub
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Publisher: Global Grafx Press
Published: 2017-11-30T16:00:00+00:00

I CAN’T SEND CHASE out into this weather because I doubt he’d even be able to find Cheyenne in this mess, much less his way back, Abigail thought worriedly as she watched the snow continue to fall outside the window.

Behind her, Chase maintained his vigilant position awaiting any kind of order the older woman could think to give him.

There is one thing, she thought ominously, even though she knew it was risky. Still, it needs to be done.

Turning ever so slightly so that she could see the brown-haired show rider out of the corner of her eye, Abigail spoke firmly. “Chase, I hate to ask this of you, but I need you to throw on your warmest clothes and ride out to where the ranch hands have the one herd. Tell them they’re to return to the homestead immediately and put the herd with the other in the barns. Stack the cattle on top of one another if you have to but just get them in as soon as you can. And tell the ranch hands still here and out in the pasture they’re to hunker down in the bunk houses and keep themselves warm until whatever’s coming has passed.”

Chase nodded his head in agreement before spinning around and heading downstairs to the room he shared with Leyla to dress himself.

Abigail sighed as she tried to keep calm. With the herd inside, that’s one less thing we’ll have to worry about. Thank Heaven John made sure we were well-stocked before the weather turned.

The thought of her son-in-law seemed to summon the young man as he reappeared in the bedroom, flying toward the bureau and wrenching its drawers open and rifling through them.

The reappearance of John so soon—and without the buckets of water—surprised Abigail. She could feel a reprimand forming on her lips, but the sight of John shivering ever so slightly told her that he had obviously run outside in nothing but his trousers.

All at once, Abigail felt a sense of pride in her son-in-law’s well-meaning if foolishly executed endeavor as well as a tick of irritation at herself for not realizing that John would likely do such a thing, worried as he was for his wife and unborn child.

Still, it did leave them high and dry for water, so to speak, but running the risk of John falling ill due to prolonged exposure to the elements when they needed him the most was not a chance that they could afford to take.

Luckily, John was moving swiftly in dressing himself and pulling his boots on. He was just grabbing his thick duster when two buckets, full of water sloshing about, appeared in the doorway suspended on a wooden pole.

Abigail looked to John with a querying glance while he returned the look to her. Their confusion soon evaporated as a familiar face graced with white muttonchops appeared in the center of the pole, balanced across his back.

“Fergus!” Abigail cried out, relieved at his appearance and with water to boot. “But how

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