The Pregnant Woman Said "He Beat Me For Eating," The Cowboy Whispered "Then You’ll Eat First Here"

"I Have A Terrible Temper," She Warned, He Laughed, "Then We'll Weather Every Storm As One"

The River Was Rising Fast Around Her Wagon, A Cowboy Swam Through and Carried Her to Shore

Three Men Were Dragging Her to a Waiting Horse, A Cowboy Cut Her Free and Stood His Ground

River Ice Groaned Under Her Weight, The Cowboy Said, “Hands Flat, Crawl To My Voice Slow”

The Pregnant Woman Had No Ring On Her Finger, A Cowboy Said "That Doesn't Matter To Me"

She Planned To Leave At Dawn, The Cowboy Woke Early And Asked Her To Reconsider

She Became The Cowboy’s Wife To Escape Her Father, He Became Her Freedom

Mail-Order Bride Was Left At The Depot, The Cowboy Said, “Then I’ll Walk You Home Myself”

She Was Working Three Jobs Just To Survive Winter, The Cowboy Said "Work One Job, Mine, Better Pay"

The Wolf King Expected a Formal Greeting — Then the Quiet Girl Bowed the Old Way

Two Men Were Forcing Her Onto a Horse, A Cowboy Knocked Them Down and Took Her Away

She Was Pregnant And Abandoned At Station, A Cowboy Said "That Baby Needs A Father Now"

Nobody Danced With the Obese Girl, A Cowboy Took Her Hand and Spun Her Until She Laughed Out Loud

She Was Left at the Station With No Money and No Home, Until Cowboy Said “You’ve Got Both With Me”

She Married Him To Survive, The Cowboy Said, “Now We Live For Each Other”

"I Have Nightmares Every Night," She Said, He Replied, "Then I'll Hold You Through Each One"

The Cowboy Saw His First Love Sitting In Rain, He Laid His Coat On Her Shoulders And Smiled

Mail-Order Bride Lost Her Faith On The Road And Found Cowboy Who Helped Her Find It Again

She Had Been Locked in a Cellar, A Cowboy Found Her and Promised "You'll Never See Darkness Again"

Her Uncle Raised A Whip Against Her, The Cowboy Caught His Arm And Said “Not Again”