Reading about their coming together was a pleasure.
He’s having to adjust to life without them, and the poor thing was just overwhelmed. He’s only three years old and both of his parents are dead. After one meeting, he feels a pull toward Virge for sure, but he’s willing to help him with D…bringing him out to the ranch, introducing him to his family, and doing things like teaching them about horses and ranching. Here he was, a single man stepping up to take in his toddler nephew, bringing him all the way to Montana so he could get proper therapy, and even though he occasionally felt overwhelmed, he kept fighting the good fight to keep and adopt the boy. Life throws them a few nasty curveballs, and they have to decide whether or not they are willing to fight through them together. This leads them to discovering feelings both men thought were long buried within themselves. Along with that, Jared and Virge start seeing each other more.
It doesn’t hurt that he finds Jared very attractive.Ī friendship with Jared’s family forms, and Virge and D start spending a lot of time at the ranch. That day, D is drawn to Jared, and Virge is so happy to see D so enthralled. Jared’s brother, Nate, dresses up as a cowboy (The Reading Wrangler) and reads to children at the local library, but he can’t make it one day and asks Jared to fill in for him. He’s still smarting from a break up where he was physically and emotionally abused, but he’s determined to run the ranch with the help of his family. Jared is from a big family and they own a ranch. Virge has brought D to Montana to get therapy. He does use some sign language he learned at his daycare, so communicating with the poor little boy is a little easier. Both of D’s parents are dead, and his sister (D’s mother) asked Virge to raise him. He’s currently on leave because he’s taking care of, and in the process of adopting, his nephew Donavan (D to everyone). Virge Stevens is a cop with the LAPD (and a famous writer, but that’s under a pen name, so nobody really knows about that).
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