"Stick with me. I feel better with you by my side and I am a bit unsure." Sean spoke softly as he side hugged her.<br/>"I hope  that your parents will allow you to start right away so that you will be the best clerk that the Ranch ever has."<br/><br/>Soon they were up at the table with Lone Star.<br/><br/>"Looks like to me that you took the best of the whole show, Sean. That lot was a good one if one knows how to handle them properly. Your friend did well as well though his stock is a few years older but real true breeders." Lone Star spoke as he put his belongings away.<br/>"Want them shipped over tomorrow?"<br/><br/>"Yes, please and bring a Horse Whisperer who is willing to train me in the art if possible." Sean grinned.<br/><br/>"You didn't tell him that did you, Jesse?" Lone Star asked with a frown.<br/><br/>"Actually Sean asked if there was such a person and I just gave a clue. The rest is up to him. The choice is yours to take or leave." Jesse spoke quietly as he watched  the interaction.<br/><br/>"If I happen to see a Horse Whisperer in the morning, he might come with the horses. Now it is time for me to close up and make the arrangements. Sean, I'll give it some thoughts and let you know tomorrow." Lone Star spoke as he held out his hand to Sean first, then to Jesse and Jack was last.<br/><br/>"That is fine, sir. I only can hope to learn it or find the right books to learn from." Sean smiled as they left the arena.<br/>The men gave a good look at Lone Star and Sean. They were beginning to put two and two together to come up with the long lost son.