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Jesse face palmed. Of course she wasn't stupid. "Y-Yeah.. I didn't mean to imply you weren't smart or something. I just have no idea how you manage...to function..." This wasn't going as Jesse had planned, but then again, things never went as planned. He followed Lexi, hoping he wouldn't make...

Jesse nodded, "Well, I guess that works... Sounds easy enough living, but then again, most things are easier said than done, and I can't imagine how you manage not to burn either the house down or your fingers. Anyway, after you to the.. Food." He waited for her to head to the cafe, though he...

By the time Riley did succeed in catching Memory, he was about ready to drop. He handed Anna the lead rope, out of breath, and leaned against the nearest wall to catch his breath. He now regretted spraying her with the hose. That was a bad idea to start with. He hadn't bargained to catch a keep...

"Well, now we have a horse to go catch." Riley stuck his tongue out at her, not sorry in the least bit for spraying Anna with water, but headed out after Memory.

Riley let her do her thing, until he got a bright idea, and turned on another hose... And sprayed Anna with it, before ducking away like nothing ever happened - out of range, of course.

Riley laughed, "Well, she seems to have a nack for it since she's not trying to kill us currently. Yeah, just need a little brush up - how about the cool down, food, and then trail ride to get the spunk out, and then the whole training part? Let's get to work, otherwise we're both going to be...

Riley had actually been focused while doing the course, but instantly lost all concentration the minute they were done. He laughed as she hugged him, "Well, at least we didn't get bronco bucked over the fence while doing all that. Now she just has to remember all of this stuff, and not freak out...

"Okay, I'll get the tack," Riley called, and then headed to get the tack, and soon was back to meet with Anna and the mare.

Riley nodded, "So," He said, then cleared his throat, "Which horse are we going to use? That's a big question."

Riley was pretty much beet red, quietly embarrassed at that point. "Oh please just shut up..." He muttered.

"How about you ditch that idea, and get back to horses?" Riley squeaked, "You do realize my parents might still be listening, right?" He muttered as he put his helmet on.

"Wait, woah, no, I was joking, about how you poke for more horse things..." Riley was attempting to get out of what ever situation he managed to get himself into.

"Go simple? Explain?" Riley said, slipping on his shoes as he was pulled down to his bike. "I meant ideas for the competition, nothing else...."

Riley laughed, "Okay, okay, slave driver, we'll get back to the barn. Do you have any ideas?" He asked, turning to hunt down his shoes.

"Even if they aren't, they won't say anything while you're here," Riley shook his head, "They want to appear to be respectable people, you know?"

Riley got dressed before replying, "Nah, I'm probably going to pay for that later," He shrugged, "But I'm pretty sure it was worth it. I can deal with whatever she throws at me..."

(Fade to black? / time skip?)

"Uh... after you left... Kinda got busy with the horses." Riley replied, before kissing her, really just trying not to think about it and just act.

"Oh come on, I haven't had time to do anything!" Riley snagged her, pulling her away from cleaning, "Leave it, or I'll never find it..." He grinned, "I didn't bring you to clean, you know."

(ok. I thought you could reply to that but ok) Riley started inching for his room, wondering if Anna would follow, rather hoping she would, so things wouldn't get more awkward.