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The socials      Bradley and Patty came over. The 3 of them chatted as Patty took Sara to a bedroom to examine her. Then they set around the kitchen table as Sara filled out her report.       When they were alone, Dillon and Evie curled up on the couch watching all the socialContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”

Cattail      Dillon had to change as soon as he got to the station. He had blood on his clothes. He tried his best not to break out in tears as the shower beat on his back. This was the first time, since he had been elected sheriff that a deputy had killed someone.Continue reading “Sunshine Valley”

Deputy Calvin      Dillon was in good spirits as he bounced toward Smith’s. He hadn’t heard from her in a couple months. Even though she had a landline phone, forget about her answering it.  As he rounded a curve, his c.b. came to life. “Hey sheriff, whur u at?”      “Just past Porter’sContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”

The meeting      It had been a month since the team from Frankforts last contact. Bradley was making sure to filter every new piece of news through them. They even knew about the plan to ‘poke the bear’. No one really seemed to notice that Dillon had taken 2 weeks off. But that’s theContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”

Adam’s Apple      Dillon was stretched out on the bed, resting lazily on a pillow. Evie was leaning on her elbow, on the bed. Her body angled midway across his stomach. “Do men have an ‘Adam’s apple’ to remind them of their sin in the Garden of Eden?”       He was shocked byContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”

Cassandra Morgan      After their company left, Dillon and Evie went in the house. Dillon sank into the couch.       “Your head hurtin’?”       Evie sat down beside of him. She sat down with her back against the couch arm, draping her legs across his lap. He trailed his finger tips overContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”

Sunshine Sue      Deputy Banks, Bradley, Evie, Dillon, and another man Dillon introduced as Edward set on the back porch.      Deputy Banks wrung his hands, “this will not be popular but I think we need to get Sunshine Sue in on this.”     Dillon scoffed.      Edward rolled his eyes. Continue reading “Sunshine Valley”

Stir crazy      The cool delight of spring was being beaten back by the heavy heat of summer. Dillon fixed the hole in the fence. Now they were laying out a separate driveway with a fence for Hillbilly Yoga. In the back of his mind, Dillon prayed this wasn’t a waste of time andContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”