All Chapters of Spicing up the Ranch: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

  Sophia Phealn absolutely hated the new company she worked for. If it wasn’t the long hours or weekends she was called into work, it was the executives always looking too long at her in a way that she hated. She knew she was pretty but pretty average when it came to looks, but the fact she was only five feet tall and rather well endowed with very large breasts, she was something that caught the eye and held it for most men.She had learned this at a young age when her mother had forced her to wear binders around her chest to keep men from looking as she was really developed a little to young. Her mother hid behind the idea that women should be looked at, but only when they were old enough to understand the reasons why. Her mother and older sisters had no issues flaunting themselves at any man, but for Sophia, it was simply not okay. The clothes she would have wanted to wea

  When they arrived at the terminal there was no one there yet and Micha chuckled to himself. “Not surprising.” He said softly as he walked over to the desk and began talking to one of the attendants at the gate. Sophia watched the man and could now see the things she had missed about him. The subtle way he moved was something she had seen a hundred times with the hands on the farm. It was something that she would have easily missed with him wearing the normal three piece business suit that he was fond of wearing in the office. Though she had very little interaction with him in the office she had seen him around many times.Neither him this way or when he was in the office and completely professional was a bad look for him. Lost in her own thoughts as she looked down to the her luggage bag and then leaning forward to stretch in the chair she found herself looking forw

 The rest of the trip was in relative peace. Though many of the people who worked at the company came up to talk to Micha he was easily dismissive of them. They all tried to ice her out of the conversations if they even were responded too. Sophia almost wasn’t to laugh at some of the attempts to get his attention from the women around her. They were damn near throwing themselves at him. They had changed the way they had dressed by unbuttoning their shirts to reveal what they all thought was their best assets before moving up the near empty cabin to get to first class to talk to him.“So, Mr. Moran what do you think we will have to do there at the ranch?” Miss Goodin asked as she perched herself on the seat next to him as she leaned forward.  “Some ranch things,” Micha replied without looking up at her. He was m

Micha was very aware of the tiny woman next to him as they got off the plane. It was like the air around him was charged in a different way. He didn’t like coming back to the place he had grown up. His family wasn’t proud of his accomplishments they only saw that he left the family’s business when they said they needed him the most. He knew it was more like he had left to give them one less mouth to feed. Soon after the ranch had become finically stable and was able to grow.When he also started to thrive in the business world it made him very much the proverbial fish out of water trying to climb a tree when he was back. His brothers had made him feel like he couldn’t be a member the family and do the same things. He took a ribbing from them every chance they got to get him for being slightly different. Micha probably knew that she had gotten one as well.As he lifted the bag from the overhea

   “What got you looking down, cowgirl?” he asked as they got into the car, and he pulled out.“Aren’t you gonna wait for them?” Sophia asked as she looked around and saw everyone still packing up their cars.“Nope,” Micha said. “If they can’t find the ranch that is on them.” Micha stated, “Now answer me.”“I was just thinking. That’s all.” Sophia said in a softer voice.“About?” he prompted. He had an idea of what was bothering her, but he also knew that the female mind was never as easy to understand as it should be. He didn’t want to be the one to assume something when it came to a