It was a rather nice day, all things considered. Though still yet things still weren't quite right here at home. The thickening silence within her home was unbareable. Sitting at her desk, in the corner of her livingroom, Pepper looked to her kitchen where her mind imagined a time when smiles and laughter had filled it. The little farm house wasn't whatit use to be at all, it was... dead.<br/><br/>With a sigh Pepper turned away her thoughts as she pushed out of her chair, closing the book she had been read, or pretending to read. There was still a full day of work that still needed to be done before she would finally be able to relax at all. Her hands were pulling back the long curled strands of her red hair as she stopped before her sink, dishes first.<br/><br/>"Iam still waiting for you..."<br/><br/>She whispered as she blankly stared out the window of her sink. It wasn't too much longer after washing dishes and the rest of her farm home. Walking out to stand on her porch in her fitted blue jeans and white T-shirt, she was getting ready to tend the horses. Pepper's long shapely legs, like that of a runner, carried her down her steps and to a small building that Pepper called a barn. Though from first glance it was the equivent of a small run down shack. Within the sound of stamping hoofs could be heard followed by a loud 'naying' frm the two horses within.<br/><br/>"You hold your horses... Iam coming!"<br/><br/>She wondered why she put up with the stubborn ass, but she knew deep down inside herself why, to replace all the sounds that she missed. Entering within she looked to the side by side stalls with a cocked brow.<br/><br/>"You two break that fence again for a run and I will make stew out of one ya and jerky out of the other."<br/><br/>It seemed as though the hirses understood her as both heads bobbed together at once. Releasing the stall latch she had just enough time to get out of the swinging doors way as the horses bolted to the fiekd. Walking out to the edge of the fence she watch the two run, though before her thought process could go any further there was a cry of pain from further out in the distance from her home. She didn't know who or what would be ut here so far from the city, but there was no doubt that she was very curious about it. Running to the field she tugged the mane of the black male horse, jumping up on him to ride between that long distance.<br/><br/>The horsr jumped her rag-tag fence with ease and powered their way into the directin that the scream came from. As she approached the sight she came to one man screaming and another man just standing there. hat had she come across out in the middle of nowhere?