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The grandson stood out like a wolf a sheep and my eyes appreciated the subtleties of character that radiated out fro like me, and it wasn't a beefed up on steroids coness with strength to go along with it Even relaxed against the corral post he looked coiled and ready to spring into action at a moment's notice He was ready for action, which bespoke of a long-terer
It was hard to relax after a life like that, I should know, as I'd lived like that et over the feeling of needing to be vigilant, in order to avoid a bullet in the back In soht he was already aware ofacross his shoulders was to be interpreted right I had to say I liked what I saw in this grandson of Ted's This man was a warrior It had been some time since I'd truly seen another one ofand slowly his gaze turned to study ard toa threat to his more ebullient youth He measured me indepthly with his eyes and I had to admit to myself that I had not expected to receive such a complin of disrespect I rather got the idea that he was content to share his space withThis was I had to ada attracted his gaze and all his focus left me Curiosity drove me to see what had so captured his attention But of course it was ht have known, the day had been unraveling rather oddly and now this was yet one lanced back at the young warrior, only to see him locked into a course that could only see him into ship wrecked disaster It was re into a sharp curve with no guard rails and a sudden flat tire Did I warn him or let him find out for himself how treacherous the waters could be?
His hand visibly tightened on the railing and as a whole his body seee My eyes flickered back over to Deshavi and I could've beaten her It was bad enough how inviting she made herself look with the clothes that she wore, but this was unseeirl to act toward a stranger To start, her jeans looked as if they'd been poured onto her legs In the process of saddling herclumsily, only Deshavi wasn't clumsy by nature at all She had bent corandson and it was a siren's call to outright for any red blooded nore