Karen thinks that if she was made for this much rain, she'd have gills or something. Like a fish. The trouble is, Karen Brockman isn't a fish. She's a grumpy little girl with wet hair and wet leggings and a small wet horse is trailing after her, his little trainers slipping on the wet floor. Karen took off her wellies by the front dor, because
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"Hey," he says soothingly. "You're okay. Let me take a look at your cut. I'm Joshua. I work in the clinic." He's just talking in hopes that it'll soothe her or distract her.
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"I slipped."
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She holds her hand out, showing him the scuffs on her palm.
"They're okay. Is ShorHor still there?"
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"What's a shorhor?" he asks.
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Karen points with one scuffed up hand.
"That is."
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"Shall we clean you up then?" he asks, offering her his hand.
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"Okay," she says. "ShorHor can't really do stairs. He's too little."
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"He certainly is little. Where do you get a horse like that?" he asks, continuing to use a cheerful tone with her as they walk to the clinic.
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