I Write Sins, Not Trajedies. [PAFP]

He haltered Bolt and made a slip knot on the fence to keep him there, then he haltered Knight and began lunging him, watching his movements closely.

She watched closely, smiling brightly.

He frowned when Knight made moves even he would have trouble with in the saddle, he then turned him and tried lunging the gelding the opposite way.

She was clearly intrigued, not only in the horses, but of course, in Jax.

Jax frowned, "Ey! Back out" He said sternly to the gelding as he moved in, eventually stopping him, "He'll need work before anyone can ride him probably" He sighed and tied Knight, getting Bolt into the ring.

She nodded, still smiling. She watched the white stallion enter the ring.

He gave Bolt a quick once over, huffing and he pulled his shirt off, getting hot, he tossed his shirt and started lunging the stallion, already liking his gate and movements.

"Looks like it's getting hot up in here." She flirted, grinning.

He smirked and flexed slightly for her, he watched Bolt and smiled when his head lowered, stretching him out.

She chuckled.

He eventually stopped Bolt and he smiled, moving and beginning to tack him up, "Damn he is perfect for beginners, he knows to stretch out his gate is great" He chuckled.

She smiled. "Maybe it's just that you're good. I tend to have horrible karma when it comes to good things." she said, chuckling.

"No seriously, I haven't seen a horse with this good of a gate or movements or anything, since my old horse from years ago" He said and his happiness faded for a few seconds then came back.

She noticed his happiness fade. "Oh, well, you're still a great rider." she smiled softly.

"Yeah, sure" He said lightly, glancing away and finishing tacking Bolt up, quickly lunging him to get him used to the tack, "Okay, lets get you on" He said.

She walked over to him, smiling.

He kissed her cheek, "Just remember, keep your feet in the stirrups and your heels down, hands tight on the reins, and don't pull on his mouth" He explained and helped her up.

"Okay... can do." she said, concentrating on doing what he said.

"And dont look down, keep your eyes forward, when your turning turn your head in the direction you want to turn, he'll feel your spine moving through the saddle" He said and smiled.

She nodded, remembering what to do.

He sent Bolt off, keeping him on the lunge line, "We wont trot for a while, but get you used to doing everything at a walk" He said.

"Sounds good to me. To be honest, I'm a little bit afraid of horses..." she muttered, laughing softly.

"I'll get you over it" He chuckled, "Try steering him by yourself, but remember, dont use a lot of rein, it'll hurt his mouth" He said.

She nodded, gulping nervously.

"He's still on the lunge line so he wont run off" He told her.