No Regrets (Bomar Boys #1) by Jess Bryant

Author:Jess Bryant [Bryant, Jess]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Amazon: B01HVGL5SQ
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2016-08-22T23:00:00+00:00

At a truck stop just north of the Red River, Colt pulled over to get gas and Jemma watched as Cash lumbered from the truck. He didn’t say a word. He just pulled his big body out with a groan and headed inside. She watched his broad back retreating until he disappeared on the other side of the store and then she uncurled herself from the ball she’d spent the past few hours wrapped in and cracked the door of the truck.

Colt was standing next to the fender, holding the pump in place, and his gaze flickered to her. She winced at the flood of emotions she saw there. This half of the twins didn’t hide anything from her, not like his brother who had all but shut down. The concern and the worry on his handsome face was tinged in something darker this time, something that looked like despair.

“You need to go to the bathroom?”

She shook her head and he scowled. He shot a glance at the store and then turned his back to it. He faced her head on, his eyes serious and she knew she wasn’t going to like what he had to say before he said it.

“I’ll go in with you if you’re worried about being alone in there with Cash.”

“What? No, I’m not afraid of him.”

Colt’s lips thinned, “Nobody would blame you if you were after what you saw today.”

She frowned right back at him but remained quiet. She couldn’t tell Colt that his brother hadn’t scared her earlier. That would be a lie. But she’d spent the past few hours trying to sort through all of her feelings and emotions, to put aside her knee-jerk reaction to the blood and violence, and figure out what she was actually feeling. There was some fear there, she couldn’t say there wasn’t, but there were so many other things too, like her concern for the man she’d already fallen in love with again.

God, she was a mess. She knew that. Her life was a mess. Everything was up in the air and changing but somehow, amid all of it, Cash had become a rock for her. Solid and dependable, he’d been there for her every step of the way. It didn’t seem fair or rational to disregard all the good they’d had together the past few weeks even if his actions in that apartment had scared the holy hell out of her.

“I don’t have to use the bathroom.” She only said instead.

“Whatever.” Colt grumbled.

They sat there like that for a long moment. The only sound was the steady glug of the gas pump filling the tank and crickets singing off in the grass a few feet away. Jemma twisted her hands in her lap, wondering where Cash had gone and what he was doing. Colt finally sighed, collapsing against the truck and drawing her attention again.

“Jem, what the hell happened up there?”

She winced at the question she had no idea how to answer, “I don’t know.”

“Don’t give me that bullshit response.

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