Riding Camp (2012)
“Lisa asked Stevie as casually as she could manage. She was riding next to Stevie as the campers returned to Moose Hill and for the first time in days, Phil was not in sight.
“Why would you say that?” Stevie retorted.
“Maybe it has something to do with the stony look on your face,” Carole said. “Which, I might add, perfectly matches the one on a certain guy’s, although you might not know it, since you haven’t looked at him all day.”
“Who?” Stevie asked innocently. Her friends got the message.
“W...ell, well!” Lisa said lightly. “Looks like the old Stevie is back!”
Stevie just glared. It was clear that she wasn’t up for any teasing. Lisa and Carole decided to leave her alone.
For Lisa, it was a little sad to be returning to Moose Hill. She’d had a wonderful time on the trip, enjoying every minute of it and learning every minute of it, too, thanks to Carole.
“Since we missed jump class again today,” Lisa said, “would you be able to work with me on the cavalettis and low jumps during free time this evening?”MoreLess
“Why would you say that?” Stevie retorted.
“Maybe it has something to do with the stony look on your face,” Carole said. “Which, I might add, perfectly matches the one on a certain guy’s, although you might not know it, since you haven’t looked at him all day.”
“Who?” Stevie asked innocently. Her friends got the message.
“W...ell, well!” Lisa said lightly. “Looks like the old Stevie is back!”
Stevie just glared. It was clear that she wasn’t up for any teasing. Lisa and Carole decided to leave her alone.
For Lisa, it was a little sad to be returning to Moose Hill. She’d had a wonderful time on the trip, enjoying every minute of it and learning every minute of it, too, thanks to Carole.
“Since we missed jump class again today,” Lisa said, “would you be able to work with me on the cavalettis and low jumps during free time this evening?”MoreLess
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