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The Stables [afternoon]
"Hi Pips hi!"
The horse, who was used to Mat being, well, normal, swished his tail and shied away.
"Awww, don't be like that," Mat said with a little frown, searching for a stool so he could put the saddle and bridle on.
After a bit of time, he led Pips out of the stables.
Being an enterprising five year old, Mat'd scrawled out a sign in blue crayon:
"PONIE RYDS! 1 KYSSSS EECH. (GYRLS ONLEE)"
Because kissing boys was icky, okay? But until he got customers, he was happy to ride his horse.
Pips might have a slightly different opinion.
The horse, who was used to Mat being, well, normal, swished his tail and shied away.
"Awww, don't be like that," Mat said with a little frown, searching for a stool so he could put the saddle and bridle on.
After a bit of time, he led Pips out of the stables.
Being an enterprising five year old, Mat'd scrawled out a sign in blue crayon:
"PONIE RYDS! 1 KYSSSS EECH. (GYRLS ONLEE)"
Because kissing boys was icky, okay? But until he got customers, he was happy to ride his horse.
Pips might have a slightly different opinion.

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A horsey was definitely an adventure.
"You gots a horsey!" she said to Mat.
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"And hi! What's your name? I'm Claire!"
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Pips was a trained warhorse. You weren't going to scare Pips.
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She reached out her tiny hand to pet the horsey.
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Ponies were entertaining. Very entertaining. And horses were even better, since the grooms at home said she was still too little for a real horse unless someone else held the bridle. "Oh, he's handsome!" she cried. "But he's not a pony! He's a horse!"
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He couldn't spell pony either.
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That out of the way, "Can I ride him?"
Because insults and favors went together like candy!
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She stopped by the stables, fascinated by the sign. "Is that a real pony?" she asked.
She'd heard of ponies, but that was from books. They were a lot bigger in person.
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"Hi, Pips," she said, staring at it uncertainly. "He's ... tall."
He looked like he could probably eat her. Did horses eat people?
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Five year old logic was special.
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"They would have to," she insisted. "Otherwise he'd fly, and he doesn't have wings."
Which was both accurate and dumber than paint.
"Is he mean?" Elena asked, lowering her voice so the scary horse-thing couldn't overhear and attack her. "Does he ever bite people?"
Those were big teeth. They weren't all that pointy, but they were certainly big.
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