Tyler fed and watered both his horse and Abby's horse, wondering why he even did this. He didn't know her, eh had been at this Stable for a week, and he already bought it! Thankfully it had a manager who wasn't too bad... Once Tyler was done he walked inside and looked in the tackroom

she sniffled and looked at him and said through her tears, "can i have another hug..?" she hoped he wouldn't say no but she had a feeling he would. Titan whinnied loudly, demanding attention and awakening the other horses in the barn.

Tyler looked at her and gave her a small hug. "Everything's going to Ben fine.."

"you sure? my father just said he never actually wanted me, much less love me..." then she looked down after letting go and mumbled softly, "no one has ever actually loved me..."

Tyler sighed. "Well... Titan loves you. And I'm sure West does now, too at this point." Tyler tried to comfort her, joking slightly. "You're an amazing person. I'm sure anyone you meet would love you." He said softly, wishing there was something more he could do to help

her mind spun on six words: 'anyone you meet would love you' she looked down. "yeah... West and Titan..." she muttered quietly. she leaned against the back of the couch and sighed

"Well that's better than no one. West and Titan are great friends!" Tyler huffed, amused. He sat down next to her, glancing at her. -what can a man do to help a women feel better?- he thought, wrinkling his nose

Abby looked at him, then dropped her eyes, blushing a little to much for her own comfort. she gave a slight shiver from the little chill in the barn and pulled her knees to her chest, wrapping her arms around her legs

"You should get to bed." Tyler murmured, jerking his chin towards the cabins. "That's what I'm going to do, anyway. I'll see you around." He started walking off, hoping that would be good for her. Whenever he was mad or sad when he slept he always felt better... so hopefully it would work with her, too

she stood and walked out with him then stopped when she caught sight of the house. she gulped then continued on, walking in and going to her room. she cried. at about 2 am, she left the house with a blanket and a pillow and layed next to her Mother's grave, feeling her comfort as she fell asleep.