Her Family Kept Her Hidden From Every Barn Dance—Until The War Chief's Son Saw Her Through A Window
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Her Family Kept Her Hidden From Every Barn Dance—Until The War Chief's Son Saw Her Through A Window
For eighteen years, her aunt told her nobody wanted a girl with the Devil's thumbprint on her face. Then she found an envelope with her own name on it.
Calder's Crossing, October 1877. Jane Swale stays behind the counter and behind a gray veil while the whole town dances without her. Shut in a dusty tack room on the night of the Harvest Dance, she finds a letter her family hid. It is the two hundred and sixteenth she has never been allowed to read. At the window, the son of a Kiowa war chief watches her read it. Someone has spent years making sure she never finds out the truth. Now the whole town is about to.
Would you have kept the secret to keep the peace, or opened the letter and risked losing the only family you've known? Tell us in the comments.
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Her Family Kept Her Hidden From Every Barn Dance—Until The War Chief's Son Saw Her Through A Window
Transcend Tales
3,925 views
Her Family Kept Her Hidden From Every Barn Dance—Until The War Chief's Son Saw Her Through A Window
For eighteen years, her aunt told her nobody wanted a girl with the Devil's thumbprint on her face. Then she found an envelope with her own name on it.
Calder's Crossing, October 1877. Jane Swale stays behind the counter and behind a gray veil while the whole town dances without her. Shut in a dusty tack room on the night of the Harvest Dance, she finds a letter her family hid. It is the two hundred and sixteenth she has never been allowed to read. At the window, the son of a Kiowa war chief watches her read it. Someone has spent years making sure she never finds out the truth. Now the whole town is about to.
Would you have kept the secret to keep the peace, or opened the letter and risked losing the only family you've known? Tell us in the comments.
If you love slow-burn Westerns with heart, mystery and justice, subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss the next story.
This is a work of fiction. All characters, events, and dialogue are fictional. Any resemblance to real persons or events is coincidental. This video follows YouTube's Community Guidelines.
#WestVeilFrontier #WesternStory #KiowaWarChief #HiddenLetters #HarvestDance #PostOfficeMystery #LarkLetters #FrontierRomance #GrayVeil #OldWest #CowboyStories #AudioStory #StoryTime #WesternRomance
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