I walked back to my dorm room, after finishing hosing off Kermit and Gatsby. More people started arriving, and I dodged suitcases, students, and parents. Arriving at my dorm hall, I helped a girl in through the doorway. She thanked me, and then needed help finding her room. I gladly obliged, knowing her room was next to mine. When we arrived, she thanked me again.
"By the way, I'm Julie." She unlocked her door and gave me a wave before stepping in.
"Uh, I'm uh Scarlett." I sounded so stupid. I blushed and walked inside my room, turning on the main television and fetching something from the kitchen. Inside the fridge was a surprise: a plate of fudgy brownies. My phone buzzed as I took the plate out of the fridge, setting it onto the coffee table and walking into my bedroom. I changed into black genie pants( the most ocomfortable pants ever!) and a green super-soft cotton tee. Grabbing my brush and my MacBook, I went back outside where HEARTLAND was playing on CBC. I sat down, pulling my hair out of my ponytail, and brushing it until it was perfectly silky. I then managed to put it up in a messy bun while unwrapping the first brownie. I opened my email and saw one new message:
BRIARSRIDGE RIDING ACADEMY
SCHOOLING SHOW
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 FROM 6:30AM TO 6:30PM.
AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN AT FEAST IN BALLROOM.
COME ONE COME ALL!!
The schedule for the show and all the classes was attached. Show jumping was first, at 7:45, then level three(advanced) cross country at 11:45, and finally third level dressage, which was common for a schooling show at the most prestigious riding school in the world. I entered the classes via reply, and took a bite of my brownie. I flipped through the channels, stopping only for a reply of an Equestrian show jumping Expo.
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Hey guys!! So sorry for the super short chapter, just a filler for the show. Thanks! I love you all who read, I really appreciate it!
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Briarsridge Riding School
RandomScarlett Cooper is attending Briarsridge Riding School for the Gifted Equestrian for her ninth grade and hopefully tenth through twelfth grades as well. She hopes to fit in as a middle-class rider who excels on any horse. She makes friends, and enem...
