A Helping Hand for Everyone.

I helped Mrs. Geddes birth a foal at the stables before politely declining her offer for a drink. After returning home, Abigail asked me to spend time with Jack, so I took him out for a pony ride. During our training session, I pushed Jack to go faster, causing him to fall off.

I had to follow Mrs. Geddes to the stable because she needed my help with birthing a foal. John was not so smart about how to handle the situation at first, but the lady gave him a quick lesson on what to do.

John followed her instructions and did very well, helping the new horse enter the world safely.

When John was done with the foal, the lady offered him to join her for a drink to toast their new arrival. Both John and I understood that the lady was trying to do something a little bit silly or flirtatious.

John stayed loyal and said his wife would need him soon, so the lady left right away. She mentioned that she did not know they had any married hands working on the farm.

After the interaction at the stable, I had to get back to the home to talk to Abigail. I called my horse and rode there real fast. I wanted to move quickly so Mrs. Geddes would not change her mind and try to call me back for more conversation.

After getting inside the house, Abigail had a nice conversation with John about how much she liked their new life. However, the mood changed when she said that Jack did not seem to be doing okay.

As the kid was getting bored sitting inside, Abigail asked John to take him outside for some fresh air. John suggested to Jack that he should take the pony and go for a ride together.

John asked where Jack wanted to go for their ride. The kid first said he wanted to go home, but then he decided he wanted to head to the stream for the time being.

He started riding his small pony toward the water, and I followed behind him to make sure he stayed on the right path.

On our way to the stream, John tried to train Jack on how to ride the pony properly. I was able to order Jack to go slow or go faster as we moved along the trail.

I was trying my best to create a good rider out of him by giving him constant directions and watching his form on the horse.

I was pushing Jack to go much faster because I wanted him to be brave. This made the pony ride a bit recklessly, and Jack suddenly fell off the horseback.