"Aurora....I'm Aurora,..Thanks, for getting me out..."

Sniffling and wiping her tears only to regret it from the grim on her hands. Aurora took in a sigh. "I tried to get her to run...I did, the moment I heard the roof coming down, I was gonna have her go over the lower wall, but she just froze up. I panicked and so she froze...."
As the reality began to hit her, that Sweet Tea died on her watch. Aurora began to cry. Her shoulders shaking, causing more pain to run through her. "Sorry....That was the first time I rode her....she was just fine a second ago..." She's dealt with death in horses, she had to call for them at times even. It happens, horses are poorly made, accidents happen, illness is a major factor. But never like this...shes never had one go like this....

The stable began to erupt as soon as a woman with long blond hair stormed out. A woman that looked to demand respect and hold authority. "I want everything that can cause injury that’s outside the arena removed, the horses in barn C I want moved to the front pastures. Geldings with Mares and Stallions solo, move it!"

Horses being torn from their stalls, hurried hands and shouting voices continued. The gates being torn open to revel an ambulance, yet even then the older woman did not once walk near Aurora to see if she was okay. Not even when the paramedics began to evaluate her, or even when Aurora gave a yelp when they had to force her arm back into place. 
Thankfully Aurora was not in dire need to be taken to the hospital. Sitting in the ambulance, she was still getting cleaned up, answering questions and finding out that the worst thing was that she had a small head concussion. "Just take it easy, come in tomorrow, but moving you right now would do more harm then good."


It was over in moments, the Groom thanking Manny over and over as she was lead away. Saying how Aurora could have been killed along with the filly. "If you want to come back at all, your welcome to, I just...I wish I could do something more for you. Cause you have no idea how grateful we are."

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Yet while the Groom was thanking Manny, Aurora was getting cleaned up and put to bed. throughout the entire scare, not once did her family show up. Her mother and father were already going through the loss, The filly having a heavy blow but not nearly as badly as the arena. "Guess we need to get the place fixed up, maybe have the brood barn reinforced as well, I been wanting to do that for a while anyway."