Leaving home (home series #4) by T.A Chase

Author:T.A Chase
Language: eng
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“I’ll be here, soaking. Hey, do you think you could bring me a beer when you come

back?”

Peter nodded. “I could probably do that, and it wouldn’t be nearly as bad as if you

mixed the alcohol with your pills.”

Chaz grimaced. “Probably true, but it helped dull the pain.”

Was the pain so bad that Chaz couldn’t deal with it unless he was drugged to the gills?

Peter wondered if he’d been to the doctors, and what they had said about his injuries. It didn’t seem right that the only thing Chaz could do was medicate the aches and pains.

He went to his room, and changed into sleep shorts and a T-shirt. After making a stop

in the kitchen to grab two bottles of beer, he returned to find Chaz half asleep in the tub. He tapped him on the shoulder with the bottle.

“Here you go, man.”

Chaz didn’t even open his eyes, simply held up his hand for Peter to put the beer in it.

“Thanks.”

“You’re welcome,” Peter said as he sat on the floor next to the tub. He took a sip of his beer, then leaned his head against the edge. “Can I ask you a question?”

“Sure. I’ve got nothing to hide.”

“Is that so? I think everyone has something to hide. You wouldn’t be human if you

didn’t.” Peter reached over to lay his hand on Chaz’s shoulder. “How bad is your back?

Could you have surgery or something to fix it?”

“The only thing they can do is fuse the vertebrae and, once that happens, I can’t work

anymore because I wouldn’t be able to bend or move fast enough to keep the guys safe.”

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Chaz shrugged, moving the flesh under Peter’s fingers. “I don’t know what else I’d do if I couldn’t be a bullfighter. It’s all I’ve ever wanted to be since I went to my first rodeo.”

“Oh, I’m sure you could find something else. Possibly just work as a cowhand

somewhere, or something that wouldn’t be so hard on your back.”

Maybe he could talk to Les about finding Chaz a job that didn’t involve too much

lifting. Yet it wasn’t his place to try to save Chaz, not after having only met him yesterday. Of course, he’d dragged Chaz out of an alley, so saving him might be what Peter was supposed to do.

“How did I injure my back? Which time?”

Peter lifted his head to shoot a glance at Chaz. “How did you know I was going to ask

that? You’ve hurt yourself more than once? I can’t believe you haven’t retired before this.”

“It’s not that great a leap that you’d want to know about it. No big deal. You get hurt

when you’re a bullfighter. There’s no way to retire from rodeo without getting injured at some point. If you do, then you haven’t been doing your job right. The other guys and I are there to ensure the riders don’t suffer the bull’s wrath.”

“I’ve never really understood why anyone would ride in any of the roughstock events

or be a bullfighter. Tony’s tried to

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