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Hey dont laugh everytime i get on you arent on so i gety frusterated
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lol

Haha... it's just that I've never officially met you before.
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Hey, I'm Dutch. My name starts with C and I wish I could tell you what it is... but I can't.

hahah *shakes hand* good to meet you c
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I just se yours postings alot so yea. and i never get to rp with you lol i heard that your a really good RPplayer
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Haha... it's just that I've never officially met you before.
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*holds out hand to shake*
Hey, I'm Dutch. My name starts with C and I wish I could tell you what it is... but I can't.

hahah *shakes hand* good to meet you c
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I just se yours postings alot so yea. and i never get to rp with you lol i heard that your a really good RPplayer
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Good to meet you too.
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I post a lot? Wow. I didn't know.

And... you've heard THAT?! Wow! What a compliment. Yeah, I try my best.
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I write a lot, too, so it helps.
 
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"How can I not be sad! MY father is dead and my mother and brother at the mercy of a cruel and heartless man" She sighed "I wonder if I wil ever see them again". Her eyes held a gaze full of heartbreak and other things deeper and hidden away in the dark shadows of the mind.

"Its ok" she said putting her head on the sad mares back.

The foal finished suckleing and stretched out to sunbathed

Sonaja smiled feeling finally that she had found the perfect place.
 
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hahah *shakes hand* good to meet you c
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I just se yours postings alot so yea. and i never get to rp with you lol i heard that your a really good RPplayer
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Good to meet you too.
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I post a lot? Wow. I didn't know.

And... you've heard THAT?! Wow! What a compliment. Yeah, I try my best.
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I write a lot, too, so it helps.

Yep i sure did hear that hehe and a lot more stuff hehe
 
Sunlight shone down, glossing the Thoroughbred's coat with a summery glow. His tail bounced in rhythm with his steady trot.

The girl aboard his back smiled and urged him into a gentle canter. He willingly broke into the faster gait and ran smoothly around the paddock, easily jumping obstacles as he was ordered to.

Ten minutes passed. Dark clouds rolled across the sun. The young girl did not heed the signs of a coming storm and instead concentrated on the stallion's workout.

Fifteen minutes. A few drops fell from the sky, still unheeded by the girl. The horse was not uneasy because his rider was calm.

Twenty-five minutes. Rain began to fall steadily, like the gallop the girl had urged the horse into. She now realized the rain and pulled the horse into a stop. Her worry showed in her grip -- she pulled him in too sharply. He wobbled for a moment, slipping on the wet sand of the paddock. Then he toppled over slowly, thudding heavily on the soft, damp ground.

The girl uttered a single cry of alarm before she was pushed bodily into the ground, where she lay deathly still.

Excited, the Thoroughbred whinnied anxiously. The sight of people running haphazardly toward him scared the skittish stallion and he rose awkwardly, shaking the girls' feet from the stirrups. The girth, which had not been tightened sufficiently, slid down his belly into an uncomfortable position. The saddle was now resting on his rump.

He whinnied again in alarm and pawed his way quickly to the edge of the paddock, stumbling slightly. He cleared the fence with a high jump and raced into the field.

Behind him, people swarmed over the motionless girl. Some of them saw him and groaned in dismay, but the stallion was already only a speck in the distance. Fright urged him on. He had lost the only thing he knew and loved. He was alone.
 
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