Chapter 10
“We’ve got one more stop before we leave town,” Julie settled into the passenger seat of Nathan’s car. It might have looked like a clown’s car to her, lurched sadly sideways on the road that first night, but it had a solid, comfortable feel that she could get used to in a hurry. It also didn’t rattle as it labored along. Instead, as Nathan eased it through Great Falls, it slid along smooth and quiet.
He looked good. Their first stop had been at Hoglund’s. First they bought him a good denim shirt and jacket, and a decent pair of work boots. Not even cowboy boots, just some good leather Red Wings that he could tromp through the spring mud or ride a horse with.
Her attempts to get him a decent hat had been thwarted when he reached into a small cubby behind his car seat and produ
