Wow. What an amazing story, @CasualWanderer82.
I do agree with @austinbiguy; I felt sadness at the end. I really thought the last chapter would have Jackson, Cash, and Blake living together, but I get it now. Jackson and Daisy knew Blake could never settle down in one town, and I got chills in the last chapter when Blake asked Cash about Jackson not really coming for him. Jackson just made it seem like he was coming for him.
I could also feel Jackson and Blake’s sadness during their Sunday call. I like to think that Cash is making the roof big enough for the three of them at some point in time, like @The Donling said. Where someday they can all live together.
One of your commenters pointed out how there were so many metaphors and similes in the story; I also saw a lot of personification. I must say, @CasualWanderer82, I reread sentences multiple times because I just loved the way you painted such a great picture of rooms holding their breath and doors breathing and the air just shifting when, in the earlier chapters, Blake would show up at their rodeo in town. There was one line in particular that I read quite a few times because I thought it was just so beautiful. I’ll have to scour through the chapters to find it.
Thank you for sharing your incredible talent, @CasualWanderer82. This is definitely one of those stories that touches your heart, and you think about it long after you’ve finished reading.