The Mississippi Boys

T.G. Payne and his sons rode hard to the cabin on the dirt road, leaving a dusty trail behind. Isaac met them at the barn. They were home earlier than usual.
“Son, I want you to let the horses cool down. Then you know what to do—only this time, make them all look like Glory. They need to shine. Feed them in their stalls and leave them in there tonight. Don’t let them out in the lot. My pride’s getting the best of me.”
“What’s happening? Is it time?”
“Yes, son, it’s time for us to go. We’ll lea...