Cowboy Bebop Novels & Stories

she said. As it turned out, Clara was the head bartender at Rowdy’s. She took Kimberly inside and got her a beer and a shot of tequila on the house. Soon Phoebe was dancing with a very handsome guy and Kimberly was left at the bar with Clara. But not for long. The band started up again and a cowboy tapped Kimberly on the shoulder. She took a sip of her beer, gave Clara a conspiratorial wink, and off she went to learn a cowboy dance called the two-step.

Vibes was fairly crowded with college kids and had a terrible live band. After an hour of the crowd and the poor music they decided to try Cowgurl Up. It's of course a cowboy country music type bar. It had decent music and a fairly large crowd. The girls joined in a couple of line dances, they laughed and tried to copy the moves. A couple of guys tried to help teach them the moves. They're laughing hard and having a good time. The girls are half drunk. Kim accidentally bumped into a tall gorgeous well-built cowboy. He’s very muscular and drool worthy.

What chance of resistance could I possibly have against Jaxon West, the hottest, most masculine cowboy I had ever set my eyes upon? T. B. C!

Looking up, he spotted Cowboy as he came in. Cowboy halted his steps as he stared at Breed. “What’s going on?” Breed shook his head. Rain came in from the connecting door, a smile on her face. It fell away when she saw the two men standing in the middle of the room. Her gaze swung to the empty bed to see that Babe was missing too. “What happened? Where is Babe?” Cowboy walked over and stared down at the odd item lying on the infirmary bed. “What the fuck?” He bent to pick it up.

the bartender said happily. “Unavailable?!!” The wolves in the bar chorused unhappily. “Look…ya gentlemen must be mistaken or ya must’ve misunderstood something,” the cowboy said as he got up on his feet. “When I drink at this bar, I only drink whisky. Do yourselves a favor and return the bottle before leaving.” The cowboy returned to his seat like nothing had happened. “I don’t have time for this. The rain isn’t as heavy as before. Let’s head out, Ghen,” I ordered.