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Sierra has a horse who is named snowflake and she really loves him but when she starts acting weird she tries to find out what's wrong with him. When she does find what's wrong she tries to sign snowflake up for dressage and enters her into a photo contest. That's when Sierra finds out her interest in photography. This lasted for awhile until her dad ,Paul, finds a new job which forces them to move to the city part of a whole other state away from family and friends but even worse away from her horse. When Sierra was told she was devastated because this makes her have to sell her horse. Sierra then tries to find a way to get her horse back and get back into photography. Sierra then tries to steal her horse back and she fails multiple times …show more content…

The new owners then don't want the horse because they said they don't have enough time to take care of a horse thats depressed and doesn’t want to do anything.They then end up selling the horse to a good friend of the family. (They don't know that the girl is “dead”) So they call the girl and she answers (she actually ran away from home and left a suicide note and evidence that she died to make her parents regret moving because she thinks that they moved to get her out of photography and horses yet in reality it was because her dad's job forced them to move and buy another house.) She then asked why they were calling her and they told her that good news. She then regretted running away because she thought her horse might actually die because of her depression. She then gets a ride to her parents friends house to see her horse. Her parents are surprised to see that she actually isn't dead. She then felt so much regret because she put her parents through a lot but she’s still happy that she got her horse back. Her parents then were sad to break the news to her that they couldn't get the farm back so she didn't have anywhere to put her horse. The friends then offered to keep the horse there and she can come by and take care of it for free. She got super excited she

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