Freedom Hill Stables Novels & Stories

Nods of ascent all around, and a few chuckles could be heard. “We have all had a few days off from training, and all should be rested. We will start back with the midnight shift tonight.” The crowd were divided on this, and Katalea could see Jade looking conspiratorially at her mate. “I have one more thing to share this morning, the real reason I called you all here.” She turned as the ferry docked. The ferry master himself hopped out, waving to the crowd, and made a show of securing it to the dock. A long canvas had been secured with ropes along the side. The ferry master hastened back up the gangplank, theatrically climbed to the main knot and with one tug, released the canvas. In l

And by okay, I mean I want to go back to the previous animosity we held against each other. Hillside is several hours north of Silver Ridge and makes my small hometown look like a lively big city. There’s not much here at all, and the downtown area consists of one whole block. We get lunch at the only diner and then go right back to the auction, which is still going strong and probably won’t wrap up until late tonight. The wind picked up, bringing with it a light, misty rain. A storm is blowing in and the horses can sense it. Dr. Brenden goes to find the other vets we’d been working with while I walk up and down the large barn, looking at the horses.

After finishing the call, Shaun turned his head and said, “I’m going back to the company. I’ll be working overtime tonight, but you can take the children back to Hill Manor tomorrow. It’s bigger there, so it’ll be more fun for them.” “Yes, yes! Can I ride a horse again?” Suzie turned to Lucas happily. “I’m telling you, Hill Manor is really, really big. There’s a playground, a horse ranch, a small river, and lots and lots of fruits. It’s really fun.”

Beatrix: After my shift at the café, I decided to take a walk. The restrictions had kept most of the media at bay, but I still took the back alley to avoid the reporters. The sun was setting, casting a golden glow over WillowRidge, and I found myself drawn toward the community hall. The place was quiet, almost eerie in the fading light. I stepped inside, my footsteps echoing in the empty space. Memories flooded back—the laughter of children, the warmth of my father’s hand as he led me to the play area, and… Sebastian.

Rodrigo galloped faster and faster on his horse. He was riding a sprightly mare named Hera. She was stark white and so beautiful. An absolute pleasure to ride. He loved that his stud farm covered acres of land, allowing him to ride for miles without any probing eyes. And he did ride, every single day if possible. His morning rides were the highlight of his days. He stopped Hera at a small little hilltop and gazed over his lands with awe. In the morning sunlight, he could see the farm already in action. Horses grazed in the pastures. Xerxes was training in the special enclosure designed for him. His staff was going about their duties, moving in and out of the various sheds and buildings. He l

He laughed and buried his head in his hands. "Ah, fuck. Qiao Mo... " Hila She woke up rather earlier than usual and felt queasy. The day of the Wushi Chin Cooperation annual meeting had arrived and she was to deliver the Wushi Group's proposal to the board. The obvious reason behind the formation of the group was to help the world through annual donations to curb different calamities in different countries.

In fact, as she passed, she noticed it had a steady stream. She enjoyed the drive, the traffic was sparse, and the scenery relaxing. The landscape of Texas ranchland as it unrolled past her window, the flat surface of the pastures broken by the hills that gave the Hill Country its name made the drive pleasant and relaxing. Some of the land held herds of cattle, others, horses that romped and played or simply stood enjoying the freedom of the outdoors. Here and there she caught sight of a mounted rider, urging his horse through the slow-moving sea of what were obviously Longhorns.

"Why? Most importantly, why did you not speak to me first before bringing someone else on board? I thought we were supposed to keep each other abreast of everything that has to do with the project." Rosy spread her hands. "Oh. But we have. I just decided to bring Mr Hillson in." She smiled at Dimitri. "I think it was a stroke of genius on my part if I do say so myself. Mr Hillson has the media in his pockets and I think that is something we can bank on." She shifted a little in her chair to look at me. "I have always thought it's best to get the best of everything, especially when it comes to people. Don't you think so?"

as she grinds across his back smoothly over and over ease, all while in return probably turning on half the guys in the bar unintentionally. Before she knows it, Sammy hears a loud "DING," and the bull begins to slow down and stop with Sammy still sitting atop "Bully" comfortable! "A PERFECT RIDE...8 SECONDS," the contest organizer announces ,"SHE JUST WON HERSELF 500 BUCKS!" Sammy hops off "Bully" with a bigger smile on her face than usual and quickly runs back over to her friends and hugs Kate and Jenny with excitement. "Guess we know who's buying the next round?" Jimmy says to the group as he catches a light elbow into his side from Luke

The castle's stables were a world unto themselves, filled with the familiar scents of hay, leather, and the earthy musk of horses. Eryndra had always found something comforting about stables, no matter which castle she found herself in. There was an honesty to them that the gilded halls of power lacked. Here, at least, things were straightforward. Horses needed food, water, exercise, and care. There were no hidden agendas or political machinations, just the simple needs of living creatures.