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by Charlene Sands


  “Fine. I’ll be back tomorrow to pick you up.”

  Panic shot through her. “Not necessary. Robert will pick me up.”

  The nurse was hovering and Penny could feel her gaze moving back and forth between the two of them.

  “We don’t need Robert’s help. I’ll be here in the morning.”

  “Oh,” the nurse piped up, “she probably won’t be released until early afternoon.”

  Colt paid no attention. “I’ll be here tomorrow.”

  Then he stalked out of the room and didn’t look back. Penny knew because she watched him go and continued to stare at the empty doorway long after the sound of his footsteps had faded.

  “Wow,” the nurse murmured. “Is that your husband?”

  “No,” Penny said. “He’s—” What? A friend? An enemy? The father of her children? Her past come back to wreak havoc with her present? Since she couldn’t say any of that, she said only, “He’s my ex.”

  The nurse sighed. “Wow, can’t believe you let that one get away.”

  It wasn’t as if she’d had a choice. Still, to avoid more conversation, Penny closed her eyes and let the nurse get on with the examination.

  But her mind wouldn’t stop. Thoughts of Colt jammed up in her brain until all she could see were his eyes. Cold. Icy. Fixed.

  And furious enough to make Penny wish tomorrow were years away.

  Copyright © 2014 by Maureen Child

  ISBN-13: 9781460327333

  THE TEXAS RENEGADE RETURNS

  Copyright © 2014 by Harlequin Books S.A.

  Special thanks and acknowledgment to Charlene Sands for her contribution to the Texas Cattleman’s Club: The Missing Mogul miniseries.

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