My Story as a Horse Shifter [#1]

Chapter 26

Hey guys! This is the pic of Spirit, the horse that Mel was riding. Comment if you think he looks like the Spirit from the movie "Spirit the Stallion of the Cimarron". Now, let's get on with the story!

I was in my stall eating hay. I had my mindlink open just in case I received any messages from Mel. When I realized I didn't get any, I turned it off and tried to picture myself in her school to see what was happening. It was one of my special abilities as a horse shifter that made me different from the rest. Then, I saw it: 

*Recap*

One of Mel's friends (Kat, I think) shouted that Max had won. Mel responded feeling confused about her emotions. She was happy that Max won but sad that Michael didn't. I knew exactly how she felt. Kat told her not to worry. They would make Michael feel better. After that, Mel went running up to Max and congratulated him. They kissed, you know the drill and the rest of her friends came up to congratulate him. 

All of a sudden, I saw Mel turning to run the opposite direction, most likely to see Michael. I saw that he had the most saddest look on his face. She was going to talk to him before he turned away and was going the opposite direction. She shouted, "Michael, wait!" He turned around and looked at her with sad, puffy eyes, probably from crying. She quickly apologized that things didn't go his way and before she could finish her sentence, Michael slammed his lips against hers. 

What the heck?! 

She automatically pulled away and slapped his arm softly. She asked him why he kissed her and he apologized, saying he couldn't take it anymore. He had a crush on her since they first met. I almost fainted when I heard him say that. She turned to see if anyone had seen anything and unfortunately for her, Max had seen the whole thing. He looked furious.

Oh god, get ready for the drama!

Max came running up to them and yelled at Michael. I had never seen him like that and according to Mel's shocked look on her face, I could tell that she hadn't either. She yelled and tried to break off the argument by putting herself in between them.