The Lansing House
Asher ducked as she aimed to slap him behind his head and missed.
“I think we should have some beers on Asher’s porch, and you can tell me all the crazy things my brother got up to over there,” Colt said.
“My money’s still on Asher,” Cassidy said, and grinned at Colt.
They all raced back to the ranch, but the competition was between Colt and Asher. By the time Cassidy reached the barn, Colt was muttering under his breath, and Asher laughed.
“I can’t move,” Cassidy said.
“Just slide onto my shoulder. I’ve got you,” Asher said, as he held her steady. She did exactly as he said. She slid sideways off the horse, and Asher propped her over his shoulder, and started walking back to his house.
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