Abigail giggled as she blushed, her cheeks turning a deeper hue of scarlet. She had this urge to want to hug him. She had to make sure he was for real, and not a figment of an amazing dream. She gently graced her fingertips across the screen before smiling wider.<br/><br/>"Well, I don't really train so there's no reason for my hair to be as messy..." she replied back, "And for the rain... You can definitely have it if you want! I want to spend the day with my horses, so take all of the rain. Also, San Francisco seems to be so far away...Why can't you be closer?" even though she said it in a joking matter, she truly meant the last question. If they lived closer to each other, maybe they could hang out. For now though, that wasn't an option, and wouldn't be one until after she graduated and raised enough money. San Francisco was a rather expensive place to travel to she could imagine.<br/><br/>"Um...do you think it would be weird if I said I think that after this first time talking that I...I think I liked you?" she blushed even harder and instinctively tried to hide her face. This guy was nothing like the ones in West Virginia. He was different, and she really liked that.