Her sweet gelding, Cupid, probably missed her, she’d sent her baby to Joey’s, so he could take care of him until Donovan allowed her to bring him ...o their home. Joey knew exactly how she wanted her horse treated, and he wouldn’t shirk, just because she wasn’t there, and he wouldn’t spoil Cupid, ’cause he knew there’d be hell to pay when Scarlet found out. For the first time in days, Scarlet remembered her cell phone. There were a shockingly few amount of outlets in the house, and she had to be. Chance didn't want to move, but the sunlight beaming in through an irritating separation in the drapes made it necessary. His eyes couldn't take the bright rays.He rolled to his back, closing his eyes and trying to drift into sleep again. After all, it was Saturday morning, and Saturday mornings were made for sleeping late.It was no good. He was wide awake. He opened his eyes and stared at the ceiling, tracing the stucco swirl patterns there.As much as he loved his sister, and as glad as he was. She gave up on trying to sleep when the sun began to rise, and went about the house trying to occupy herself with chores and making breakfast. Nothing helped her attention though; she knew she had to go and talk to Jenny. Jerry was at his barn when she drove down the lane, but his wave faltered when Andie didn’t stop her car. She didn’t even greet him as she parked by Jenny’s cottage and knocked at the door. Jenny looked equally confused when she opened the door to find Andie on her step. Good. Motioning with his head, he went out to the patio. Ed followed him.After seating themselves in the chairs, John poured the iced tea. He set the pitcher on a cinder block situated between the chairs. Taking a sip of the tea, he sighed and said, “Oh, that tastes real good on a hot day like today.”Ed laughed at the expression of contentment over a glass of iced tea. He said, “You know something. I didn’t know that until a couple of weeks ago. I’ve quit drinking.”“Was it tough?”Ed was quiet for a.