"I'm sorry," her face fell a little bit.
I smiled at her.
"Don't worry about it. He'd of liked you I think. He was a retriever mix and he always seemed to charm all the ladies."
Then she noticed the food.
"Breakfast smells amazing. And I'm starving. I actually wanted to get up earlier and help you with it..."
"Not today," I said, gesturing for her to sit.
"Tomorrow then," she said, smiling impishly. I could get used to that smile.
"If you want. I'm going to be working on the barn today. I figured you could get settled and decide what you want to do. You're welcome to stay as long as you want. Any daughter of Bill's is family to me, really. We do have some inheritance stuff to discuss, but that can wait until you're ready."
She seemed a little surprised.
"Wait. What kind of inherit
