Rain smiled and snuggled in to Tyler's chest as he held her tight and close. "Mmmm but we could just lock the door and stay this way all day," she murmured, looking up at Tyler with a smile. In all honesty she didnt mind working. She had always valued a little hard work. "There is some shopping that needs be done today as well. Tex doesnt have any clothes to wear and im not too plentiful there either. Also im sure there is probably a bit of grcoery shopping that needs to be done as well. Let me know if the animals need anything and i can just add it to the list im going to start when we get up," she told him quietly,not wanting to break the perfect, almost quiet moment they were in.<br/><br/>After a little while longer, Rain gently kissed Tyler lips before sitting up. "Lets go show that horse whos boss," she said playfully, smiling down at Tyler before she moved out of bed. Grabbing her last pair of form fitting jeans, she shimmied into them before putting a bra and a red tank top on. She pulled her tangled mess of curls back into a pony tail with a small part falling out to line the right side of her face. Sitting on the edge of the bed, she leaned back on her hands and studied Tyler's every move. Watching the way his mucles moved and contracted, noticing the gleam of the sunlight outside reflected off his skin.<br/><br/>"Tyler, i love you very much," Rain told him, smiling at him as she stood. Ready to follow him out to the barn.<br/>---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/>Tex nodded slowly as Kaden explained the horse wouldnt bite her but just nudge her if it wasnt happy. Placing the brush to the horse's coat, she glanced at it nervously before pushing the brush in one straight motion down the horse's side. Repeating this motion two or three times before the horse nudged her. Stumbling slightly to the right as the horse nudged her, she hadnt regained very much of her strength back yet.<br/><br/>When Kaden moved up behind her, Tex involuntarily tensed up out of habit but she could feel her whole body begin to relax as he lightly pressed his body up against her back and gently took her hand in his. His whispering voice tickled her ear, sending chills down her spine and causing a blush to blaze across her cheeks. Turning her head to look up at him, she watched him as he hummed and focused on helping her brush the horse.<br/><br/>Looking at their hands, she kinda smiled as Kaden lingered there with his hand over hers. She felt it as Kaden inhaled her scent and she realized she had stopped focusing on even brushing the horse. Tex was wrapped up in Kaden's soft humming and the feel of his body pressed against her own.<br/><br/>Then suddenly Kaden was pulling away from her and starting to leave towards the barn. Telling her that she could brush the horses down after he cleaned their shoes. Disappointed and slightly hurt as he disappeared into the barn, she could only remind herself that he might need some time to process it all. Resigning herself to brushing the horse alone, she began to softly sing an old lullaby she remembered her mom singing to Rain and her when they were small.<br/><br/>"Hushaby dont you cry, go to sleepy little baby. When you wake, you shall have all the pretty little ponies. Black and grey, dapple and bay, go to sleepy little babies," she sang softly to herself and the horse. Once she was finished, she laid her head to rest on the horses back and listened to the soft breathing of the horse.<br/><br/>Suddenly Tex's body started to feel as if it was on fire. Gritting her teeth, she groaned and sank to her knees. Gripping her head she did everything in her power to keep from screaming bloody murder as she felt as if she was being burned alive. Then her eyes rolled back into her head and she collapsed onto the ground, not even so much as twitching.<br/>----------------------------------------<br/>Court paced back and forth behind the old hag standing next to her cauldron. As his impatience grew, he stepped up beside her and stuffed his hands deep in his pockets. "Well? Is it done? Have you done it?" He asked in an agitated manner.<br/><br/>The old woman slapped him on the forehead with a wooden spoon. "Hush, patience Court Andrews, that is something you need to learn. And to answer your question, no. I am not done it will take a little longer," she croaked out, her voice aged with many, many years of smoking.<br/><br/>Court growled with frustration and turned swiftly towards the door. "Hurry up you old hag," he growled out, jerking the door open and slamming it closed behind him.