We got back into the bar after Sandra kicked out the men who had started the fight. Everyone ordered more drinks. The boys went back to the pool table. The girls and I sat at a table near the pool table to watch the boys play. “Wow, so, you and River, huh?” Laura asked and smirked.            “Psh, yeah, right. We have all been telling them two for years that they should get together.” Liz rolled her eyes.

               I stared up at him and waited for an answer to come, but it didn’t. “Forget it,” I huffed. I tried to move away from him, but he stopped me.            “I love you, Dallas,” River said.         

               A beautiful blond woman stood in front of us. She had blue eyes, full pink lips, and a little boy beside her. The boy had blue eyes and dark brown hair. He was a mirror image of his father. I gasped at the sight of them. She was about the same but different with age. She had a defined scar above her eyebrow that hadn't been there prior to the accident.              “Tia?” I breathed.

              Things weren't easy after River and I got into an argument. Two weeks had passed. Helen was stuck right in the middle of things. I bought a 2004 Dodge Ram that was black. It had an extended cab. It was always good to have a four-wheel-drive in Montana. The winters were terrible. Sometimes it was hard to get to town and back home.            I didn’t pester Bonnie about telling River. I knew that he would find out,

               Blake didn't speak.            “Blake was just thanking me for dinner and letting me know that he was heading out,” I lied smoothly.            Blake looked back at me, surprised, and back to River. “Yeah, man, sorry. I'm going to scoot. I’m tire