A Horse Called Bear Page #4

Otto only went one time

when he was little.

- That's too bad.

- Shortly after Sara had

Ethan her husband left her.

Otto never really did forgive her.

I imagine it was just easier

for her to stay in Seattle.

- Wow that looks like some good bread

mind if I have a slice?

- Help yourself!

- Thanks.

Wow, it's a little sweet, don't you think?

- It's my fault, I'm sorry. (laughing)

- No, no it's fine, I like sweet things.

- That looks pretty good.

- Thanks.

- I like to draw too.

- Really?

I've been drawing since I was six,

kinda relaxes me, know what I mean?

Mind if I see what you've done?

Looks good, you've got talent.

- Really?

- I think so.

You mind if I show you something?

- That'd be great.

- OK Allison, you can do it.

- No I'm afraid.

- [Gwen] It's OK honey,

it's perfectly safe.

I'll be right here.

- I don't want to.

- [Gloria] That's OK sweetie

we'll do it next time, OK?

Thanks Rachel.

- Put your left foot in.

Ready?

There you go.

Say walk on.

- Walk on.

That's right.

(mumbling)

Having fun?

Then we're gonna say halt, you say halt.

- Halt.

- What do you think Allison,

doesn't that look fun?

- OK sweetie step right up.

- Good job.

- Good job!

- You good?

- Yeah.

- Good job!

- Hey what are you doing here brats?

- We're here with Miss Gloria.

- [Katelyn] We're taking lessons.

- Yeah I saw you up there, kinda lame.

And I see miss scaredy pants was afraid

to even get on the horse. (laughing)

- Hey leave her alone, you're not nice.

- Ooh, who cares?

- Why are you here?

- My dad works here, not that

it's any of your business.

Oh, and by the way, pretty

soon you won't be able

to ride that horse Bear any more.

- Why not?

- Because my dad just bought him,

and at the end of summer we're moving

and he's coming with us.

(phone ringing)

- Admissions, how may I direct your call?

- Yeah this is Ethan Riley.

I was offered a scholarship

for school next year,

I was wanting to accept that.

- Would you hold the line please?

I'm sorry but when you didn't

respond by the deadline,

we had to give that

scholarship to another student.

- I thought I had two days left.

- Oh my apologies, that

deadline was last Friday.

- Wow, Ethan, like it.

This will look great in my scrapbook.

You're quite the artist.

- Thanks.

- Thank you.

So have you followed up any

more on that scholarship?

- No, I don't think I'm interested.

- Oh.

- So, where is my mom's

horse being kept anyway?

- Oh just down the road at

my brother's horse farm.

- Oh.

- You need to talk some

sense into your grandson.

Obviously he doesn't want to listen to me.

- Otto.

- I'm serious, I can't even talk to him!

Just a waste of my breath.

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