Chapter 134: A Rugged Cowboy

Unlike Byron's jacket fitting, the tailoring of Carter's new fashion line went smoothly, and everyone agreed the new designs suited him. They were rugged, masculine, and practical.

Emily chose an outdoor location for his first photo shoot. She felt Carter would be more comfortable outdoors rather than in a studio, and it made for an appropriate background for the kind of clothes she had created for him.

She envisioned a sort of cowboy or adventurer type like the models from the classic Camel cigarette ads.

The design and photography teams met up outside a classic log farmhouse. Horses grazed in the background, and a pine forest stretched out beyond.

Katie had to be there of course, overseeing everything. Emily wondered when the kid found the time to do her homework.

"If it isn't the face of Freerange Rider," Emily greeted Carter when he arrived on his motorcycle.

"It's not just the face, but the whole package," he bragged.

"All right, you can change over there," Emily said,