Dimitri did as he always did, he listened as though his favorite TV show was on and everything else just needed to be quiet except Alannah. "Hey, he has feelin's too." Dimitri half-teased. "'That thing' has a name, don't ya, Riley?" Dimitri asked, giving him a gentle pet on the muzzle. Riley of course only responded with the usual horse antics. With his head far enough passed the gate of the pen, Dimitri wrapped his arms around Riley's neck in a hug. "I'll see you tomorrow, buddy." Dimitri assured him, turning back to Alannah afterwards. "I don't think he understands English, so I think he's still fond of ya." Dimitri teased again. He took a second to look down on his sleeves and torso, there was horse fur on him.<br/><br/>Of course, Dimitri didn't even think about it long before his mind was made. Maybe he'd try again, find a way to make her want to ride a horse. He thought back to when he was learning, when his dad taught him. He'd fallen shortly into it, and it was up to his mom to teach him afterwards. Either way, it didn't matter, there was no way he could say no to Alannah when she truly didn't want to go for a ride. Whether she might like it or not, it didn't matter, he wasn't willing to risk it. "Okay, let's go for a walk." He took her hand back, as he always did, and began to walk out of the stables.<br/><br/>"So where do you wanna go? There's woods over there. Oh, and a lake way back there! There's the buildings we passed on the way here. The Andersons own a small market. I think the Johnson's hold bonfires, and they have a huntin' trail. Though, I've never gone huntin' before in my life. Or we can stay on the property here. Whaddaya think?" Dimitri asked, eager to hear her answer. Truth be told, he didn't care where they went. He was just happy to be here, and to be with Alannah.