I steered Charm towards the front of the arena, then halted her when we reached dad.
"Hey, daddy. What's up?"
He stopped leaning on the fence post and yawned.
"Not much, pumpkin." He wiped his brow. "Holy hell, is it hot out today. How can you even stand it?" He grinned.
Charm shifted her weight, huffing air out of her nostrils. "I dunno," I shrugged. "It doesn't really bother me much. Shows are pretty hot, so I've grown accustomed to the heat."
Dad snapped his fingers and transformed them into fingerguns. "Wait here. I have a surprise."
I smiled. "Okay. Let me finish cooling off Charm and I'll meet you by the water trough. 'Kay?"
He smiled at me. "'Kay. See you then." He said, turning around then jogging off to some unknown destination.
Hey guyssss! Sorry for such a shorttttt chapter! I just really needed to edit this story, but I don't really feel the need to elaborate more on this chapter. It's subtle and straight to the point. Sorry bout that! XD
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The End of all Things
Non-FictionCassie has always wanted a horse. She is left alone with her Dad when her mom dies in a car crash. Her father is deeply troubled and forbids horses forever; her mother's favorite animal, along with Cassie's. Cassie wants to ride, but what will she d...
