Chapter 13Dakota’s car was gold. A Mitsubishi which was utterly rusted on the bottom and falling apart in other areas, but it was gold. Felicity knew it was her horse from the dream, and the things that she’d been searching for, she truly believed, would finally pan out.
Offering coffee to Dakota now seemed like such a minor treat for such a huge windfall. “You sure you don’t want breakfast, too?”
“I’m good. Ate a lot of food from the bar last night. I wouldn’t say no to lunch after all this, though.” Dakota beamed. She slipped down sunglasses over her narrow nose. She rolled down her driver’s side window and allowed the hot spring wind to tussle her hair.
Felicity agreed to lunch, though she didn’t know if she’d be able to muster food after their visit. Any line up at a DMV made her te
