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The summer of 89' was the summer right after Emma's parents died, in a car accident. All Emma had left was her dog Max and a empty house that held hallow laughs and happiness. Only place left to go was to her uncle and aunts horse racing farm The Golden Tree. Feeling no need to connect with the world any longer Emma shuts herself off from the world all for Max, her journal, and her thoughts.

Wishing On Seattle was what people would call a broken horse. He no longer felt the need to run around in a circle, he just didn't care anymore. So he was sold and shipped to The Golden Tree. Seattle didn't bother with the other horses he kept to himself at the back of the pasture near the old willow tree by the pond.

Emma and Seattle are one and the same, only one has an extra pair of legs. In their time of need for another soul that understands, they grow a bond that can not be broken. It can't be said who found who or who helped who, all anyone can really do is smile and say "Ya I know who they are." To find the story you're looking for you'll have to read it for yourself, and open your heart to freedom.All Rights Reserved

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