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- Authors: Carolyn Brown
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Spring was Waylon’s favorite season, when the wildflowers painted the
Palo Duro Canyon with their brilliant colors. That evening, the last rays of
sun lit up the red Indian paintbrush, almost the same color as the dress
Shiloh was wearing. The centers of the black-eyed Susans reminded him of
her dark hair, and the blue bonnets scattered here and there were the color
of her eyes.
“Wildflower Ranch,” he whispered and liked the way it rolled off his
tongue. He’d been looking for a brand for his new ranch ever since he
bought it. “I like it. Wildflower Ranch,” he said again with a nod, and just
like that, he’d named his place.
Since most of his friends were married, Waylon had been to lots of
weddings. Like always, he found a corner where he could watch the people
without having to mingle with them. He wasn’t really shy or backward, but
though he didn’t like crowds he did like watching people. And he liked to
dance some leather off his boots at the Sugar Shack, the local watering hole,
on Saturday nights.
Shiloh breezed in and out of the house, appearing under the porch light
to talk to someone for a few minutes, and then disappearing for a little
while, only to return again. She looked different from the way she did at
Ezra’s funeral not quite three months ago. That day Waylon had stood off to
the side as the sisters arrived one by one. Abby Joy was the last one to get
there, and she looked like she had just left a military exercise in her
camouflage.
Shiloh might have come from a rodeo in her western getup,
and Bonnie could have been a biker’s woman in black leather and sporting
a nose ring and tattoo. At that time he had wondered if Ezra hadn’t been
right when he sent all of them away right after they were born.
But ever since that morning, he hadn’t been able to get Shiloh out of his
mind.
Now there were only two sisters in the running to inherit the Malloy
Ranch—Shiloh and Bonnie. When the sisters first came to the canyon,
Waylon would have sworn that Shiloh would be the first to leave. Bonnie
would follow her within a week, and Abby Joy would be there until they
buried her beside old Ezra in the Malloy family cemetery right there on the
ranch.
He’d sure been wrong, because that very evening Abby Joy had married
his good friend Cooper and moved off Malloy ranch and over to his place.
It wasn’t the first time Waylon had been wrong, and it most likely wouldn’t
be the last time, either. He watched the two remaining Malloy sisters out of
the corner of his eye. Shiloh was the taller of the two and had long dark
brown hair.
In her cowboy boots and tight jeans at her father’s funeral, she had
looked like she was the queen of Texas. Maybe that confidence and sass
was what had drawn him to her from the beginning.
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