This explained why mom was crying.It was quite normal for dad to travel frequently and it didn’t always bother mom. This time, however, dad had just...come back from a long international trip, and mom had planned for a private trip to Kerala- just the two of them. Mom was really looking forward to taking that trip, and was now upset that she wouldn’t be able to go.“Saritha, why don’t you and Raghav go on the trip.” Dad said to mom while we were having dinner. Mom looked at him questioningly.. “Thanks for the advice.” Clint said. “Now I have a couple questions. What will you pay for those three horses? I’ll throw in the tack except for two sets. We want to keep the best of the two saddles based on your judgment. Also, I want to trade some for a new horse for my wife, preferably a mare so that we can make little horses, too.”“Let me think on that, young fella,” Smitty said.The ladies started for the boarding house as Clint had walked away. Janie glanced back at Clint with a look of. Now he had to figure out how to subtly point Jeremy’s attention in their direction. But before he could say anything Jer pushed away from the bar and walked right over to Marie, with a look of pure shock and hope on his face.“Marie.” He let out as a gasp when he walked up to her.Turning around Marie stared into his big blue eyes, and smiled. “Yes.”“Wa-Wa- What are you doing here?”Marie chuckled, and replied, “Looking for you.” And on a whim she closed the gap between them grabbed the collar of. "Go ahead. I already have your license plate and your names…" he spat back at her. "But maybe we can make a deal." "Like what?" "Maybe I'll forget about this entire incident if you pull down your top again and let me get a good, long look." Neither of us say anything, not knowing what to do until Paula makes the decision for both of us. "Fine." She said defiantly as she pulled down the top once more and putting her creamy white skin under his spotlight. She squints, trying to stare him down but.