twelvegaugegirl1989
Ladylike in Cowboy Boots
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Erin Dublin sighed as she looked around the nearly deserted roads of Silverbend. She had come to town with one purpose. To seek revenge for her murdered husband. Four days ago, a gang of thieves had rode straight up to their small farm and began taking whatever they had wanted. Erins husband, Thomas, had tried to stop them but had received a bullet in the head for his efforts.
Erins heart ached at the thought. She and Thomas had had a marriage born of convenience, not love. Thomas had needed a wife to keep up his house, Erin had needed a way to escape her over controlling family, her father especially. Maybe Erin had not truly loved Thomas the way a woman loved her husband, but she had cared for him without a doubt.
Which brought her full circle. The law wasn't doing a damn thing to find the bandits who had killed Thomas so Erin was taking things into her own hands. She was looking for someone, anyone, who would be willing to help her revenge her husbands murder.
But only one name kept cropping up, and Erin couldnt seem to find the man. The only place she hadn't looked yet was in the local saloon. Chills ran down her spine at the thought of entering the place but she shook her head trying to dispel the thoughts.
Brushing her hands down her modest prairie dress, she took a deep breath. She took the time to run a hand through her long dark brown hair and then pushed open the saloon door, standing there to let her eyes adjust to the dim lighting.
Erins heart ached at the thought. She and Thomas had had a marriage born of convenience, not love. Thomas had needed a wife to keep up his house, Erin had needed a way to escape her over controlling family, her father especially. Maybe Erin had not truly loved Thomas the way a woman loved her husband, but she had cared for him without a doubt.
Which brought her full circle. The law wasn't doing a damn thing to find the bandits who had killed Thomas so Erin was taking things into her own hands. She was looking for someone, anyone, who would be willing to help her revenge her husbands murder.
But only one name kept cropping up, and Erin couldnt seem to find the man. The only place she hadn't looked yet was in the local saloon. Chills ran down her spine at the thought of entering the place but she shook her head trying to dispel the thoughts.
Brushing her hands down her modest prairie dress, she took a deep breath. She took the time to run a hand through her long dark brown hair and then pushed open the saloon door, standing there to let her eyes adjust to the dim lighting.
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