Hometown Chapter Sixtypublished
Tex and I left for school. I could hear everything so clear. It was unreal. Tex's diesel truck was load; it scared me when he cranked it up. I was not expecting it to be so loud.
"It's so loud," I stated as he drove off.
"It's louder than a normal truck. I put an exhaust system on it," he said prideful.
"Oh okay," I said.
I sounded weird to myself. I guess I was really hearing myself for the first time in a long time.
"What is it like," he asked suddenly.
"Honestly, it' scary. Everything I hear is kind of loud. But then again, it is amazing. Everything sounds so clear,"...

Flight 29 Down Preface sort of
Jackson has been my best friend for as long as I could remember. He had a mom but for some reason he was in the same ophange as me. Jackson was a ano older than me which ment when he turned 18 he was out of here and hopefully he would adopt me! We were having to go to school at this new place I had never even heard of. I was thinking of every pissiblity of how I could get out of going to school. This was going to he a deaster. It was aweful were we were living at. Thankfully Jackson was the only one that would share a room with me.

Jackson you have to help! I said...

Not Your Typical Country Girl Chapters Forty Five
Tex's POV
She laid there motionless for a few minutos and then thankfully got up.
"Harmony! Are you okay?" I asked as she climbed down from fencing.
"Umm, just gonna be sore." She said oddly. "Jack! I haven't seen you in a long time!"
I watched as she went over to him and hugged his neck.
"It's been 5 minutes; are you okay?" He asked worried.
"I'm fine. I'm just gonna be sore." She shrugged.
"Jack can you watch her while I ride?" I said. "Somethin seems off bout her!"
"Yeah I can. But I think you're over reacting." He said.
I had a good ride but not...

Not Your Typical Country Girl Chapter Thirty Two
Clay's POV
After me and Harmony came in from the front porch, I say down on the couch. I wasn't too tired so I figured I would stay up a little bit with mom.
"Oh Harmony, before you go to cama I need to ask you something," mom said.
"Yes em,'" she said as she sat on the arm of the couch.
"Sam's parents are going to be going out of town this weekend. It's their anniversary. Johnny surprised Martha with a surprised trip to somewhere. I forgot where she told me, "anyways, Martha didn't want Sam to be staying alone at their house since she's an only child....

I had enough of sitting around the dia before. Although, I did get out of going to church last night. So, I got up the seguinte morning and helped Abigail with breakfast. I quickly ditched the crutches to the lack of mobility. It was hard getting around the cozinha and the mesa, tabela but I managed.
"I see you are feeling better than yesterday," Abigail said to make some kind of conversation.
"I was tired of lying around," I stated as I sat the table.
After that it was silent till we are sat down for breakfast.
The boys were still talking about the party and how much fun it was.
"Mom, Sam is going to enter...

Not Your Typical Country Girl Chapter Fifteen
After the sunset Tucker and I went back to the bonfire. The fogo was so wide and tall. It was really pretty.
"You like to play with fogo don'tcha," Tucker asked.
"Umm, I have not ever seen fogo in person until the first bonfire," I said shyly.
"Really? Are you sure," he asked skeptical.
"Pretty sure," I stated.
"That is just strange! I am sorry but it is," he said smiling.
"I know," I said, "there is nothing normal about this life of mine!"
"Who cares," he said, "are you hungry?"
"I could eat," I said.
"You like hotdogs," Tucker asked.
"Yep," I said.
"Cool,...

Not Your Typical Country Girl Chapter Seventeen
Thankfully church was over so, I had the time to draw and escape to my world.
"See you at Nana's boys," Abigail said, "and Harmony!"
"What," I asked confused.
"We are goin' to my momma's house for lunch," she said.
"I thought we were going to get shoes," I stated.
"No, I forgot that the stores are close today because it is Sunday. I remember that I bought you some boots. So, you can wear those till we go into town," she said.
"Fine," I growled.
"Harmony, do not get an attitude with me young lady," Abigail said I gave her a smirk, "and don't give me that...

Scarlet Malone Chapter 56
Okay. Am I in trouble? I asked.
No you are not in trouble. Billy said laughing.
I let out a sigh of relief.
I was just wondering if you really knew what Sam and his gang was. Billy said.
I do! You use to be one didn't you. I said.
Yes. Do you have any questions? Billy asked as he chuckled.
So Jake is seguinte right? I asked.
Yes but he knows nothing of this so you can not tell him or any one else; including your father. Billy said.
Don't worry the only friends I have is the gang. ABout my father, he rarely sees me. I said.
Okay. Billy said.
Bella's here. Nice chatting with ya. I...

Not Your Typical Country Girl Chapter Forty
I felt like we were going to be in so much trouble. We missed church. I had only missed one church service since I started here. Now I didn't want to miss a single one. I finally understood why they wanted to serve this God. I could see how there is God now. I was stupid before. I was ignorant. Everything was right in front of me. It was in plain sight and I just couldn't see it. But everything was different now. It was a good different.
Clay pulled off from the side of the rode and headed somewhere. I didn't ask where. I enjoyed looking out the window...

Hometown Chapter Twelve
Tex's POV
Talli and I ran to my truck in the pouring rain.
"Man, it's raining hard," she said with a laugh, "correction, it's storming!"
"Yeah, no joke," I agreed.
We were quiet on the way home. The rain was coming down really hard and I was being extra careful driving.
But we finally made it back to her house in one piece.
"Thanks for the ride," she said.
"No problem! If it's storming again tomorrow you are welcome to ride with me," I said.
"That'd be great," she said smiling, "see ya tomorrow!"
"Bye, have a good night," I said.
With that Talli hopped out of the truck and took...

Tex's POV
I was excited to go horseback riding with Talli for her first time. Although, she seemed scared of my horse, Lightening Bolt, for some reason. She never told me why.
Once I was in the saddle, I pulled Talli up, and she sat behind me.
"Hold on," I said.
"What do I hold onto," she asked kind of loud in my ear.
I could not help but chuckle a little bit. I was going to have to get use to having a friend that is Hard of Hearing. I did not mind talking louder but I am definitely not use to it.
I looked over my shoulder, grabbed each her wrist with my hands, and wrapped them around my waist.
"You...

Not Your Typical Country Girl Chapter Fourteen
Tucker had been gone for fifteen minutes. His mom had walked through the door and I was just sitting on the sofá por myself. It was awkward.
"Tucker," his mom called out to him.
He came running down the stairs and into the living room without his camisa on. Which I found rather odd.
"Hey mom, you know Harmony, right," he asked, "Bryce and Abigail's new kid!"
"Oh yeah, it is nice to meet you, Harmony," the lady said, "I am Tucker's mom!"
"It is nice to meet you Mrs. Adkins," I said a little shy.
"Oh sweetie, call me Mary," she smile brightly.
"Okay," I said...

Not Your Typical Country Girl Chapter Forty Four
"You have officially been caught up on everything that has been going on since Wednesday night." I said to Isaiah as sniffed.
"I'm really sorry about Midnight Moon, I can imagine how much you cared bout him!" He said sympathetic.
"It doesn't matter. He was just a horse." I mumbled lying.
He wasn't just a horse. Midnight Moon was my horse.
I ordered my comida and took a assento at one of the picnic tables.
"You don't have to act like that. It's okay to show grief over him." Isaiah said as he sat down across from me.
"I'm fine." I said.
"Okay. If you said so."...

Hometown Chapter Sixteen
Talli's POV
I headed to work after school. I did not get the chance to tell Tex yet. I was kind of embarrassed to tell him. I don't even know if Grandpa and Grandma know. Oh well, who cares if they don't.
I pulled up the hardware store. I walked in and threw my backpack behind the counter.
"Hey Grandpa," I said.
"Hey sweetheart, did ya have a good day?" He asked info smiling.
"Surfing was great this morning!" I smiled and then remember the wipeouts. "Well, except when I fell."
"It comes with the sport." He reminded me.
"I know. What first today?" I asked as I yawned.
"Hmm,...