Levi dreamt of crying infants, and his night was restless. A long stretch of time where he couldn’t be outside with his animals, punctuated with fitful periods of sleep. When the first inklings of light painted the backs of his eyelids, he got up.
But there was nothing to do outside either, as he’d gone to his cabin in Wimberly. He could bring horses here. And he rarely came out to the secluded spot in the woods without his dog, but he’d wanted to avoid as many people as possible. So he hadn’t stopped by his parents’ house to get Drake.
He exhaled and rubbed his eyes before going out onto the back deck. He had a property manager that rented the cabin during the busiest tourist seasons, so the hot tub was up and running. The river gurgled just a few feet away. Nothing moved out here. No o
