"So he wasn't your Boyfriend?" Peter asked, blushing slightly. He watched as she leaned against the door, apparently trying to keep as much weight as possible off her leg. "Are you sure you don't want to get that checked out?"

"No he wasn't my boyfriend, I don't have one unless you count my stallion" she smiled and looked at Trouble eating his hay before turning back around. "And I don't know, I might but I think i'm good" she stood straighter and hopped a little. "I better get ready for my next test" she opened his stall door and walked in.

"You're going to ride again?!" Peter asked in surprise. "Anything I can do to help? So long as it doesn't need both arms"

"Ya he prob just freaked a little" she shruged, "And no I don't need anything" she led him out and he stopped. "Dude come on." she pulled on the leadrope a little.

"Alright, good luck" He nodded. He was still quite concerned about her but at the same time impressed by her bravery. Though his attention soon turned back to the stallion. "Is this how he got his name?" Peter asked, although honestly he got the impression this wasn't how the horse usually behaved.

"Thanks and he got his name by acting up with my trainer, he wouldn't let anyone ride him but me" she looked over the stallion as his eyes widen and she dropped the leadropoe and bolted out of the stall, slamming the stall door, just as he reared up "That was close" she said, breathing heavy.

Peter nodded. "I know we just met, would it be too strange if i hugged you?" He whispered. The last thing he wanted was to upset her more.

"Sure, I don't mind" she looked at him, a took a small step forward.

Peter held his arms out. "I guess running didn't help your thigh?" He said quietly. Though of course getting struck by the rearing horse could've been far worse. He couldn't believe Trouble intended to hurt her though. What was going on with the stallion?

She gave him a soft hug, "No it didn't, but I need to ride" she stepped out of his arms and opened the stall of the panicing stallion and stepped toward him calmly.