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funeral, then nothing would ever bring him home. As long as his brother had received the message he mea

hoice. It's unclear to me whether all elderly people; who are supposed to be wise-make the proper choices. Cody cursed hims

er a short pause, "I don't know, brother," unable to consider his brother's worries. Jordan's hope was almost dashed by his repetition. Cody has always been engaged in his family, but also obs

age the ranch. Maybe he'll need you more than he needs any of us. Cody, please think again before leaving for home. Stay true to him!" with impatience, he snapped. Cody cleared his th

ung up the phone. "We are planning the funeral for this Saturday." Jordan was no

to the touch of tears. There was no hope left, and he knew it, with his brother assuring Adams that he was on his way home. Whether it was the proper mom

ated them as children. His deity of love was she. Jessica couldn't let any

cult period. He was certain that no justification on earth could matc

all that she had done to him. I guess after cheating on him, the world taught her a lesson in manners. Cody felt more hopeful because of his illog

pend with his father and offer him the support he could for the short time being, a few hours to visit his relatives, perhaps a day to all o

ing to avoid Melinda from spoiling his already spoiled moment, she would be the last thi

sely time for him to regret it. To regret the time, he had wasted instead of running his own established busines

a year and a half ago–beautiful and neat. From a distance, he could see the ranch full of horses and a herd of cattle. Finall

adored the incredible flowers he met, just after striding on the land. Since the years of his ludicrous spontaneous disappearance