Jonathan trusted Chester could handle himself, but he might as well go check on his friend before he went to sleep. He was not surprised to find Chester at a Continue Reading →

“I’m just surprised you helped me.” Ciley played with her hands nervously. Chester elbowed Jonathan in the ribs. There was an encouraging look in his eyes. Jonathan ignored his friend Continue Reading →

The sun outside of the saloon was hot. It was breezy today, and sand kept being stirred up to fly into the eyes of unsuspecting people. The shorter gangster was Continue Reading →

Henderson dealt the hands and they began a round. Jonathan was slowly figuring things out. His main issues were mixing up the rules of Clover and the rules of Hearts. Continue Reading →

After another five days, Chester and Jonathan reached the town of Des. They had gotten stuck in a sandstorm and had to take shelter in a small crevice along the Continue Reading →

On the eleventh day, the train slowed down for their last stop. The three men had already woken up and packed all of their things. They said goodbye in the Continue Reading →

The next morning, they rolled out of their respective beds and rode towards the station. They were able to bring along Biscuit and Magnus, but they had to pay for Continue Reading →

Jonathan arrived back in the town at the end of the third day. He didn’t see Chester in the town square and went looking through the taverns. He spotted Peter Continue Reading →

Jonathan went to the town square and found Chester. It wasn’t hard to . . . one only needed to follow the sounds of a mandolin and disgruntled listeners. He Continue Reading →

The chick had been put into the saddlebag for the ride to the next town. In the past months, Jonathan had passed by many patrolling soldiers who were dealing with Continue Reading →