Free Commando Cowboys Captivate Their Lady [Wyoming Warriors 5] (Siren Publishing Everlasting Polyromance) by Paige Cameron Page B

I believe he’s shrewd and extremely confident. Quinlain and he are close, and Quinlain is probably the only person whose advice he takes.
    “I saw the way they subtly glanced at each other. Quinlain is the coolheaded one. He stays calm, and although he didn’t have the walls up that the others did, he is not easy to read. But of them all, he’s the one I’d trust the most.”
    “Good job.” Mitch hugged Sara.
    Nick and Sahale agreed. “There’s a mystery and they aren’t ready to tell us,” Sahale said. “I’d love to have them meet Nanna, especially Garth.”
    “Maybe that can be arranged,” Mitch said. “Her cabin isn’t far from your hideaway, Sahale. Quinlain wants to see Rae. Tomorrow, we’ll take them to Nanna’s. While she visits with them Sahale, you can go ask Rae if she’s ready for company. Some of what they want is connected to Rae. How much, I’m not sure.”

Chapter Eight
     
    Caedmon and Garth rode in the helicopter with Mitch and Sahale on their way to visit Sahale’s grandmother. Caedmon suspected the older woman had the gift of second sight. But what made him and Garth agree to the visit was knowing Rae was nearby and might allow Cad to meet with her.
    “Buying this helicopter was the best decision I’ve made lately,” Mitch said. “We get around much quicker. As you see from the land we’re flying over, our property is quite extensive. We’ve recently acquired another ranch. The owners retired and moved to a warmer climate.”
    “Then you have room for us to move here if I pay you for a parcel of the land?” Garth inquired.
    “Perhaps, but we’re a long way from making that big of a decision,” Mitch said.
    Cad gave Garth a warning look. Garth had little patience, but pushing Mitch Stanton wouldn’t work. He’d distrust them more. Cad was anxious to see Rae. She’d still be mad because he sent Garth to watch her and to see if Rae affected him as much as she did Cad. Apparently Garth had a strong response. They wanted, needed her for their mate.
    When the helo set down, Cad was first out of the copter. He ducked under the blades and ran toward the small cabin. A tiny woman wearing a pink dress and a white apron came to the door.
    “You are one of the men who has upset Rae.” Her beautiful aquamarine eyes matched her grandson’s. She stared at him intently.
    “You are a smart man, gifted with your hands and voice. May I hold your hands?”
    Cad nodded. He was aware the others stood a short distance behind him. Her touch was gentle. Yet he felt the flow between them. A flicker of her eye told him she’d felt it also.
    She closed her eyes and hummed. Cad’s body relaxed, and opened to her sight.
    The humming stopped, and she released his hands. “My name is Minda, but family and friends call me Nanna.” She looked beyond his shoulder and spoke to them all. “Welcome to my home.”
    Nanna stopped Sahale at the door. She nodded to Cad. “Take him to Rae. He won’t hurt her. She needs him. Leave them to visit and return here. You can use my old truck.”
    “As you wish, Nanna. Mr. Quinlain, come with me.”
    Mitch turned. Nanna went to his side. “It is best. She will be all right. And you must be the leader of the third tribe.” She greeted Garth as Cad followed Sahale out the door.
     
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    Rae had slept well and felt more herself this morning. She’d meditated and then watched the wild horses in the canyon. Later she’d taken a walk that included some climbing, and her muscles were protesting and getting sore.
    But she’d done her thinking about Nate, kicked herself mentally enough times for being so dumb, and resolved the issue hopefully for good. She didn’t allow her mind go to Cad and Garth. Not yet.
    After a quick lunch of a tuna sandwich and a banana, she lay down on the sofa for a nap. She was just dozing off when she thought she heard a truck. It could be Nanna or Mitch come to talk. Inwardly she groaned at the interruption.
    As she sat up,