Just about then Saul came out of the bunkhouse and stopped in his tracks. Was that Sable? My God, it was! What was…oh, God, no! Quickly putting two and two together, he knew that either this was Storm’s way of getting back at him for taking his money, or…Oh, God, he had to warn Storm! Taking a minute to get himself back together, he ran to the horses to unhitch them. “You know that’s my sister Sable, don’t you?” he said to Storm. “Storm, don’t take this out on her. Please. It’s my…”
“Just so you know, she’s here because she’s agreed to do me a favor.”
“Yeah, sure she has,” he said sarcastically. “By the way, I thought she was staying in town.”
Storm shrugged. “She changed her mind. Be a gentleman and help her out of the carriage.”
He turned to her, and walked up to her slowly. “Welcome
