How to Avoid Death on a Daily Basis
If there was one thing this group was good at, it was acting dumb.
The others were nervous, but at this point we were all suffering from anxiety and fatigue, and were too exhausted to panic properly.
“Ah hope they ain’t psychos too,” muttered Flossie.
“It’ll be fine,” said Dudley.
“Yeah, fine, fine,” added Maurice.
As we got closer, the first thing that became apparent was the difference between the horses. The two pulling the wagon were small and black, shuffling along with heads drooped. The one with the rider was a golden tan colour with a glorious white mane, and cantered along with its head held high. Even from a distance, its movement looked impressive.