Redhawk Caldera Blue Hours

If Bridget was going to do this she couldn't do it halfway. She was only a woman so of course she resented Bronco for the place he had earned, especially when it was his status as a man that had clinched it. He probably didn't even realize - and Bridget wouldn't be the one to tell him.

She couldn't just ignore him and she couldn't give in to the temptation to punish him for it. Obviously she was too mature for that.

She could, however, make sure his life was a living hell if he ever hurt her. Bridget held the cards of being Teya's longest friend. It wasn't hard to find him, walking the borders. Hey. You and Teya. I have some questions you're going to answer. She started in without preamble, falling into step beside him in a way that made it clear she was inviting herself along. Her voice was friendly enough, but she knew he'd know he was being tested. It wasn't exactly subtle.