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No, I still need to work off the rest of this month's board.... Dakota walked to the kitchen, not hungry, but it was the most peaceful feeling place in the house |
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Ah, gotcha. Question, do you work there, in exchange for free boarding? He asked. |
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No reason, just wondering. The only way I was allowed to board my horses was if I paid 100 dollars a month, per horse, and pay for their needs with my own money. He explained. |
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Huh. I'm just putting all my winnings toward a future house like I said before. I don't want to put a penny into the stables if I don't have to |
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Oof, felt though. Alright, I'll let ya get to your school work or whatever it was you were doin' Talk to you later? He responded. |
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That night, Alexios laid in his room, listening to his parents arguing. "Uh, shut up already." He groaned. |
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Dakota finished her homework in about 3 hours, also studying for finals to be safe. She checked her phone. No texts yet |
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Alexios got his phone, and texted Dakota. Is it cool if I come over? I'll explain why later. |
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Steady Rain all Day
