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“Oatmeal? Where’s my breakfast?”
“That is your breakfast. From now ’til the end of time. Be quiet and eat it.”

LOL, finally a realistic marriage ;-)

What?! All this drama and now he says he didn't do it? Jesus!!

“Just tell me this, Eli—if it really doesn’t work out with Joshua, is there a chance for me?”

I'm all for my main romance couples, but damn, Jack's a doctor!! Hell yeah, he should get a chance with our cowboy!

I love me so drama, but that's a bit heavier than expected. It's great, though. Definitely not the fluffy romance I was afraid it'd turn into.

I really wonder what kind of drama is gonna happen to our guys (and a tiny part of me hopes that *some* drama is gonna happen ;-)

"So I figure the Bible can’t be right all the time. And if it’s wrong about some things, who’s to say it ain’t wrong about that too. I heard tell of two gay penguins once, and some dogs’ll hump other dogs when there’s bitches standing around watching, so who am I to say what’s natural and what ain’t?”

“He said you knew he was gay. How did you know I was?”
“I didn’t—’til you came in here wearing his soap and a smug expression.”
“You can smell his soap on me?”
“No, but you just confirmed my theory.”

The characters are all amazing here, but Josh and Eli's budding romantic relationship is pretty awkward.

'Eli rocked back and forth on the chair’s back legs, thinking about the ranch, and Josh, and tomorrow’s work, and Josh. After a while the light went on in Joshua’s room, then out again, and with a sigh, Eli hoisted himself from the chair and meandered across the yard to his own house and his own bed.'