Horse Trouble (2012)
“The three girls sat at their favorite booth at TD’s and talked about what had happened with Prancer, Man o’ War, and the mouse.
“You should have seen the look on that mouse’s face when I set him free in the paddock!” Lisa said gleefully. “I mean, his eyes were shining like, like—like …” She could see the bright shine in the little creature’s eyes, glistening in the outdoor sunlight nearly sparkling. “… oh, no.”
“Like what?” Stevie asked.
“Diamonds,” Lisa said, a look of horror crossing her face.... She didn’t have to say it again or explain. The moment she uttered the word, her friends knew exactly what she’d just remembered.
“Let’s go,” Carole said. The girls left TD’s in a shot, leaving behind a confused waitress.
“We’ll be right back!” Carole called.
“Right after we get out of prison!” Stevie added.
The restaurant door slammed behind them. They didn’t even hear it, they were running so fast.
TD’s was just a short distance from Pine Hollow.MoreLess
“You should have seen the look on that mouse’s face when I set him free in the paddock!” Lisa said gleefully. “I mean, his eyes were shining like, like—like …” She could see the bright shine in the little creature’s eyes, glistening in the outdoor sunlight nearly sparkling. “… oh, no.”
“Like what?” Stevie asked.
“Diamonds,” Lisa said, a look of horror crossing her face.... She didn’t have to say it again or explain. The moment she uttered the word, her friends knew exactly what she’d just remembered.
“Let’s go,” Carole said. The girls left TD’s in a shot, leaving behind a confused waitress.
“We’ll be right back!” Carole called.
“Right after we get out of prison!” Stevie added.
The restaurant door slammed behind them. They didn’t even hear it, they were running so fast.
TD’s was just a short distance from Pine Hollow.MoreLess
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