Nice to Come Home To
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“I appreciate the vote of confidence. I’m pretty excited about it myself. If I can figure out how to get there.”
“You’re real close and it’s easy to find. Take the next exit ahead. Follow the signs for Falcon Creek until you come to a four-way stop, where you want to go straight ahead, not into Falcon Creek. After a few miles you’ll cross a bridge. Take a right—don’t take the spur that heads east. A ways after that, there’ll be a fork. You’re going to want to go straight, but don’t. Stay right and Old Tractor Road will be off to your left. Then you’ll see the sign that says JB Bar Ranch.”
“Um, okay, can you let me grab a pen and then start over at spurs and forks?”
He chuckled. “Tell you what, follow me, and I’ll take you right to the driveway.”
“Really?” Was this guy for real? “Deputy Tompkin, I can’t tell you how much I’d appreciate that.” Lydia gave him a grateful smile, one she felt to the depths of her toes.
“Call me Scooter.”
“Wow. Okay, thank you, Scooter. You’re a lifesaver. I will find a way to repay this kindness.”
“Ah, it’s no problem. I’d do anything to help Jon.” Then he tipped his hat and said, “Welcome to Falcon Creek, Ms. Lydia.”
Copyright © 2018 by Carol Ross
ISBN-13: 9781488085260
Nice to Come Home To
Copyright © 2018 by Liz Flaherty
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