Robyn Carr Quote
Whoa, baby, look at you! Damn me, girl—you’re cooking a good one there! He rubbed a big hand over her belly. Preacher, you dog—you did fine work here! Yeah, I sure did. You’re about to pop, girl. Pretty soon, she said, grinning. How’s your wife doing? She’s great, Zeke said. I thought I could sneak one more kid by her, but she says I’m all done. I don’t know what her hang-up is. We only have four. You think four is enough? he asked Paige. I think that’s more than I’m having. She laughed. I don’t know how you tricked her into that many. What can I say. He shrugged. The girl’s been lightin’ my fire for almost twenty years now—since the first time I saw her in that cheerleading outfit. He whistled. Those pom-poms just knocked me out. To
Whoa, baby, look at you! Damn me, girl—you’re cooking a good one there! He rubbed a big hand over her belly. Preacher, you dog—you did fine work here! Yeah, I sure did. You’re about to pop, girl. Pretty soon, she said, grinning. How’s your wife doing? She’s great, Zeke said. I thought I could sneak one more kid by her, but she says I’m all done. I don’t know what her hang-up is. We only have four. You think four is enough? he asked Paige. I think that’s more than I’m having. She laughed. I don’t know how you tricked her into that many. What can I say. He shrugged. The girl’s been lightin’ my fire for almost twenty years now—since the first time I saw her in that cheerleading outfit. He whistled. Those pom-poms just knocked me out. To