Darnell ambled back to the house, barely touching the ground. What an incredible hour. He’d actually been on a horse, an animal he had been too terrified to approach for over a decade. Even more unbelievable, unless he had totally misunderstood, Wade also felt an attraction, a magnetic tug, just as Darnell did. It all seemed too good to be true.
For the next week, he went about his chores in a daze, on pins and needles to find out what would happen next.
How could a man like Wade, so confident, assured, and masculine, find him attractive? That was the most amazing of all. Darnell had often been told how lacking he was in all the characteristics that made a real man. He’d finally come to hide behind his more feminine tasks and skills, stay as quiet and unobtrusive as possible, and dream f
