Phantom: One Last Chance (2012)
“Her curly brown hair was pulled back into a scrappy ponytail and she was covered in wisps of hay. Fran knew the girls well from sponsored rides and competitions held at Hope Farm, and she beamed at them, calling out her hellos. She opened the wooden gate with its weatherworn, hand-painted sign saying ‘Hope Farm’ and ushered them into the yard. They were immediately surrounded by a seething mass of dogs, snuffling and wagging their tails wildly. The girls jumped off their ponies and Charlie park...ed her bike in the corner.
“Now, what can I do for you?” Fran asked, wiping her hands on her navy jods.
“First of all, we brought you and all the animals a Christmas card,” Rosie said, passing the slightly bent envelope to Fran.
“That’s very thoughtful,” Fran replied, smiling brightly. “Thanks.”
“But that isn’t all. We found a photo in the woods near us just after we left the yard today,”MoreLess
“Now, what can I do for you?” Fran asked, wiping her hands on her navy jods.
“First of all, we brought you and all the animals a Christmas card,” Rosie said, passing the slightly bent envelope to Fran.
“That’s very thoughtful,” Fran replied, smiling brightly. “Thanks.”
“But that isn’t all. We found a photo in the woods near us just after we left the yard today,”MoreLess
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