The Texas Boys: Dallas

pping to sleep for a few hours in his car. Pumping the gas then going into the station to pay for it while there he grabbed a sandwich and drink. Paying for it all he jumped back into hi

rother’s he listened to the ringin

familiar voi

, are you bu

xt passenger to board, so I can t

ad call

felt a small tingle

ask me to come h

t bad,” Austin wa

en sighed heavily

e of breath then Austin

s Dad didn’t explain too much. Ho

to do,” Austin was f

come home,

and I can’t get a way for

r’s professions kept them from being able to drop everything and help, but he replied,

preciate it,” Austin

all that relieved, “Your welcome, I

one when Mom and Dad need someone. I understand with your wild side it’s hard to

sadness in his brother’s voice,

man and it was really serious. I thought anyway, but that

u mean,” Da

my money. Marriage wasn’t ever on her list. Part

hat you can do so much better th

d as yours,” he could have bitten his to

lucky stars

rgetting you’re still lic

I know it’s been six months already,

end, we are better off without them. Hey, I’ll be in touch in

. Turning his phone back on he dialed his youngest brother and waited for him to answer. The phone

nterrupt something,” D

e one. He had an unbelievably bad temper when he was of a mind

t was important. Dad called me a

was the only thing that could pull his bi

Mom’s

as suddenly very alert

er,” silence was all he heard from th

here,” was h

on you while you’re busy bu

s another long pause, then H

e. He just said she would really like to have us boy’s home. I’ve already talked to Austin he c

stay long. I’ve got this new case that’s going to have me on the

ast come for a few days I’ll see you soon,

a couple of days,

sed on driving. It would be getting dark soon and wi

ly liked Dallas Montgomery’s parents. Georgia hadn’t mentioned what wonderful people they were, but her mind and heart reminded her it was Dallas who was going to be punished not his parents. Audrey wasn’t feeling ve

Turning onto it he followed it to the house which held so many wonderful memories it came into view he thought I’m home. The house was three stories the basement held a large theatre room along with a bar area. The upstairs held five rooms each with private bathrooms the main level held a study, piano room, living room, kitchen, and laundry room

as his Dad’s office the door was always closed. Even as a child he remembered the door was always kept closed. He looked to the left that was the piano room it looked as if she redecorated the room instead of the unique antiques there was now a bunch of Aztec looking furniture along with her cherry wood piano. She’d always wanted her boys to learn t

into the kitchen. Once there you went straight through to the dining room from the dining room you could go out the back door into the yard. He took this route into the kitchen and noticed the back door was open stepping through the door he found his Dad sitting on the patio. Drake Montgomery was sitting on a lawn chair next to an old table which had sa

urried,” Drake

ng Austin and Houston. Austin is on his way to Australia and won’t be able to come home for several weeks. Hous

about was how much I needed you here. I knew you w

Now tell me everything that’s

und a mass and wanted to have it checked out, which they did it came back cancerous. The problem

ve,” Dallas’s voice q

most, but she seems to be getting

et my stuff and take it to my room. Dad you need some rest

coming home I’m sor

y about it, Mom is more impo

le to ride in the Anaheim Open, the ultimate bull rider’s rodeo. He’d made

re you go,”

tio door as he was going to st

e’s an extreme bull riding event on the first day it opens. It’s not a b

, what kind of rodeo and where i

and Rodeo. It’s held in the new SBC Cent

odnight, Dad,” Dallas turned away an

Dallas remembered how often he’d snuck out this window to meet a girl. Turning away from the window and bag he walked back into the hallway and across to his parent’s room. Opening the door, he stepped into the dimly lit room and saw his Mom lying on the bed. She was propped up with several pillows against the headboard and was so pale. However even her paleness didn’t tak

ly and there may be no hope there as it stood, she might never see the days of grandchildren. A few months ago, Dallas had almost taken that step, but things didn’t pan out. In a sense, she was glad because she always felt there was something not right with Georgia. She’d been sweet and all but something about her was not

y untamed. Her other sons where just as special as Dallas because of the things they have inherited. Austin with his dark mahogany brown hair but she wished it’d been redder. His eyes were a combination of hers and Drake’s, a beautiful whiskey blue hazel. Her youngest son Houst

our home,” s

nd smiled, “Mom why d

f control behavior, you’d have dropped your life to sit and watch me fade away. I couldn’t have lived

ghed, “I wish I could give you that

n’t torture yourself over it. I don’t want you to feel the least bit guilty for not fulfi

w if it’s being alone, I’m all right with that. However, if I do find my one love that

thanks for asking, but tell your

Mom, I love you see

hen her voice stop

e looked

your brother

will be here in a couple of days. He can only s

s, “I can hardly wait to see them it’s

t was fading faster than the doctor predicted, “I’m

ildren. Dallas went downstairs through the kitchen and out onto the patio where his Dad was still sitting. He was staring off toward the trees, which lined the back of their house. If you went through the trees, it would lead you to the ban

Dad, “Dad is someone st

one stay there for a whi

her, “But why you do

y we’re not charging her your Mom insisted upon it. It wo

Mom meet this young woman,”

or’s office two days ago. I’m going to bed no

she wanted you to come to bed. I

at his son,

ed absently,

enant must have retired for the evening. He stepped off the patio and headed into the trees toward the riverbank. Standing there bathed in the moonlight he watched the swift flow of the r

he was his hair was dark black like his Dad. He was a tall man with a body made of stone she remembered Georgia said, he was involved with the rodeo, and this explained it. Other information she knew was he had enough money to live comfortably so he didn’t have to work and that’s why he chose to do rodeos. His build would be powerful to control such w

an early day especially if he wanted to check out the rodeo his Dad told him about. Entering the darkened house, he locked the back door and made his way upstairs to his room. Going into the bathroom then he changed his mind about the shower instead he pulled his shirt off tossed it into the hamp