LAYLAI fell.Not a graceful fall, not even the dramatic kind where you spin mid-air and land like a tragic heroine. Nope. I shut my eyes, fully expecting to be buried seven feet deep and instead crashed into a heap of straw. Which was honestly just as bad, because within two seconds, it was everywhere. Inside my clothes, in my puffy hair, poking into places straw has no business being. My body ached like hell, and the tiny pricks all over my skin made me itch furiously.Somewhere beside me, a horse neighed like it was offended to witness my existence.I stared at a pair of boots. Then I looked up straight into a pair of pale, ashy eyes filled with disgust and frustration.“Get this elephant out of here,” the cold, icy voice said.“Excuse me?” I tried pushing myself up. “Who exactly did you call an elephant—”I slipped on the mud again and fell right back on my butt. Perfect. Just perfect.“Zed,” the rude man said, not even looking at me. “Do you see any other elephants here?”“No, si
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