Micha looked at the shocked faces of the people in front of him. He had been known as the hothead in the family so none of his family was surprised that these people had pushed him to far with their behaviors. His brothers were more surprised that he could stop himself from ripping the man in front of him to shreds or at least beat him till he was nothing more than pulp.Micha could see the looks of confusion set in as they honestly knew how serious he was about getting rid of every single one of them. It was one thing to put the company in danger of a lawsuit but it was completely another to risk the life of someone because they were jealous or felt threatened by the fact his blinders had fallen off. The fact the person they targeted was Sophia made his blood boil in a way he didn’t completely understand but he did have a very good idea as to why.He glanced back at the house she was in. &ldqu

    As the Vet and the woman by his side stood there with their mouths open Sophia started to the pen with Micha right behind her and Elise following behind. When they were out of ear shot Micha started to laugh. His deep voice filled the air. “Ma as much as I like you putting him in his place and her too did ya have to do it that way?”“I reckon it was the only way they would understand.” His mother replied as she looked over the pair in front of her. “Everyone knows I fight for mine.”“I know you do but Sophia ain’t one of yours yet.” Micha said as he looked at his mother standing there next to them as Sophia had gone over the fence and was in the pen already. She was intently hunting for the cows she had seen from afar.“Yes she is.” The older woman said as she looked at her son, “You just ain’t made it proper, yet.”M

  Somewhere in the middle of everything Sophia lost sight of Micha as he continued to move around. The damage that was done was minimal to the animals. It would be a rather easy treatment plan. After everything was said and done there were only less than ten people who had not bee charged with something. They all looked relieved as well.“I didn’t think anyone would actually do something to you.” One of the women said as she walked up to Sophia. “I honestly thought it was their talk. You know how they are.”“I do.” Sophia said. “I am just glad that Micha listened.”Sophia walked away and smiled as she spotted him off to the side talking on the phone. He was smiling as he spoke. She thought that was slightly odd as to the situation that was playing out around them. People were glaring at her like it was her fault they were getting in trouble and not themselves. She only smiled back to

  When everything settled down for the night the food was now cooking outside over the fire and people were just in the circle talking about the surprise of the day’s events. It was time to unwind. Micha knew he needed to address the events of the day with the people but he couldn’t find the words anymore. His mind was still reeling from the idea that someone could be so idiotic that they thought any of this was a good idea. Sophia wasn’t by his side right now and he knew that was one of the reasons he was still feeling something wasn’t right.He looked around for her and couldn’t find her. His Ma walked over and looked him in the eye. “She is with the calf. Making sure they didn’t do anything to it. She has gone over the cows to make sure none of the are to damaged and the horses a few times.”“How do you do that ma?” Micha asked with a deep laugh. “You seem to know exactly wha

  Micha watched over her as she made one last round over the animals that were around to make sure none of them had picked up a stray nail and that the bandages were still on the ones who needed them. Though none of the animals were serious she felt so responsible they were hurt at all that it was written on her face. He could see nothing but true compassion there in her eyes and with her words to the animals who didn’t seem to mind her there in their space.He had never really seen someone who could set the animals at ease like she did. They just knew she was something different and she meant them no harm. It was easy to see she was born for this in ways. After discussing her family with him he also new much more about her. He could understand the way she was even more now. He also understood more than ever why she had remained alone. Though she had never actually said it the words were there. She had watched her mother go after other men prob