“Don’t Touch Me,” She Said—But She Never Let Go Of His Hand Again

Описание: SHORT SUMMARY
In the dusty town of Mercy Ridge, Clara Whitmore, a strong willed schoolteacher from the East, clashes with danger when rancher Hank Dillard and his men begin circling her with threats and intimidation. When drifter cowboy Cole Harland steps in to protect her, she fiercely tells him, “Don’t touch me,” determined to prove she needs no one.
But as trouble grows, gossip spreads, and even her schoolhouse is set ablaze, Cole continues to stand beside her, not to control her, but to protect her. Through storms, fire, and a final public showdown that exposes Hank’s cruelty, Clara realizes strength does not mean standing alone.
In the end, though she once warned him not to touch her, she chooses him freely, and never lets go of his hand again.



00:00 The Hand She Tried To Pull Away
02:27 Dust, Firelight, And A Warning
05:04 The Grip That Wouldn’t Break
07:22 Storm Clouds Over Mercy Ridge
09:42 The Hand She Kept
11:54 A Promise Beneath Wide Skies

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