roads and you should be okay. And Shelby sent along a care basket for your outing.”
“We aren’t going far,” Erin said. “Just to get a little fresh air.”
With that, his brother began to walk back to the main house. “I’ll drive,” Austin announced. Leaving his walker, he balanced on his good leg and took two careful hops and made his way to the cart.
“Not hardly,” Erin answered.
“Why not? I won’t be using my injured leg.”
“That’s right, because you’ll be in the passenger seat, riding.” She arched an eyebrow. “You do remember how to ride, don’t you? Or do I need to draw horns on the front of the cart so you can pretend you’re on a bull?”
He gripped the metal bar. The woman had a mouth on her. One day she was going to push him too far. “Okay, you win this one.” He climbed in the passenger side.
Erin placed her bag on the backseat next to a wicker basket, then took the spot behind the wheel.
“Do you know how to drive one of these carts?” he asked.
She nodded. “I sometimes have to drive around the center when I go from building to building.”
They hit a bump and she slowed down. “Of course, that was on a paved road.”
Austin looked out at the horses grazing in the pasture. He knew most of the equines on the ranch were past their prime and were used at the therapy riding center. “Those must be some of Cullen’s rescues. Could we stop?”
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