Callie hadn’t been able to afford college. And if she could have, there was no way she would have been able to leave her father, not when he was shorthanded and the ranch was in jeopardy. Now here she was at age twenty, stuck in the same town she’d lived her whole life.
Half of her loved ranch life, but the other half of her wanted to get out into the world, test her limits, and live her life.
Wes suddenly stood and shook hands with the two men he’d been speaking with and then walked away, out of her sight. It was just as well. She really needed to get back to work. With a little sigh, she turned around to go back into the barn and smacked right into a solid, warm male chest.
“Oomph!” She made an unlady-like sound as their bodies collided and she stumbled back.
Firm hands gripped her w
