Five
“You’re sure this is what you want to do with your day off?” Jeremiah asked as he closed the door on the horse trailer. “More of the same you do for your job?”
“Says the man who spends his days off building portable offices,” she retorted. “Besides, I haven’t seen nearly enough of you in the last two weeks.”
That was probably for the best, though he didn’t say it out loud. She needed time to put emotional distance between her and her relationship with Dustin even if she didn’t want to admit it to herself.
“And it’s a gorgeous day,” she added.
“That it is.”
The late spring sun burned off the morning’s chill, so checking the Lazy H herds up here in the allotments would be a downright pleasant task. Certainly a better one than driving them up in a fine rain a week ago had been.
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