Timber Creek Stables ᵃᶰ ᵃᵈᵛᵃᶰᶜᵉᵈ ʳᵒᶫᵉᵖᶫᵃʸ discussion

Pizza place.

Scarlet sighed heavily, walking to the pizza place. She walked in, grabbing two slices of cheese pizza.

Solana sighed, leaning against the counter as she stared out the windows. She truly didn't want to be here at work. She'd much rather be at home playing with her cat Miso or at the Stable, watching everyone with their beautiful horses. It was a beautiful day outside and everyone in town seemed to know that due to the fact that it was so slow here.

There were about five people in the pizza place. One couple and a group of three young teens that seemed to have made it their tradition to come in at the same time everyday. Other than that, it was quiet. Too quiet in Solana's opinion. She hummed to herself as she turned to wipe the counter and wished she had been more social. Maybe she could of had a friend come visit her. But for now, cleaning would just have to do until something came her way.
She heard the door and looked up to see a girl enter. She didn't look to happy and Solana took the chance. Walking over to her she sent the girl a smile.
"Hi!" Solana greeted. "I'm Solana! Nice to meet you."

"Hi," Scarlet muttered. "Can I have this to go?" She asked.

It was a beautiful day, so she had to get back to the stables as soon as possible. All the days before today were rainy, so she had to get a day in of practicing.

Solana nodded, smiling at the girl as she took the slices of pizza and began to wrap them up. "Certainly!"

"Where you headed off to if you don't mind me asking?" Solana asked as she put the pizza in a bag.

"Timber creek," Scarlet said, pulling out her wallet. "Beautiful day, got to get a ride again," she said, flashing a grin.

Solana looked a bit surprised before her smile widened more than she before. "Really? Timber Creek? Oh I love that place!" She said. "The horses there are beautiful."

She nodded. "You ride?" She asked, shyly.

Solana's smile faded slightly as she looked down, using the register.
"You're total is 3.45..." She said with a nod before thinking about the question for a few seconds. She shook her head slowly.
"No," She admitted. "But I really wish I could... One day I'd love to learn how and hopefully get my own horse."

She handed the money over, frowning. "Why not now?" Scarlet asked. "Timber creek is amazing."

Solana shrugged, taking the money and putting it in the register.
"I'm not that financially stable," She admitted with a small smile. "It's not something I can afford right now." Solana frowned a bit, thinking about her situation but quickly pushed it out of her mind. She was happy. Even if she didn't have an abundance of money. She turned to smile at the girl in front of her and smiled brightly.
"One day I will. I'm getting closer and closer to my goal."

"Oh," Scarlet said. "I apologize," she murmured. "Anyway, you have a nice day," Scarlet smiled, and looked down at her turquoise boots before sashaying off.

"Oh no need to apologize. Despite my problems I couldn't ask for any more in life." Solana said before waving.
"Have a good rest of you day! Come back anytime."

Scarlet waved, and left.