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Along their ride to reunite Aiyana with her family, Aiyana was having the time of her life. The soft cool breeze guided them to her tribe's location. It was as if they glided over the grassy hills without touching the ground. Grasping her mane young girl guided Morning Dove into the forest there. Aiyana understood what that this would be the last time the two would be together, Aiyana decided to make the best of their last time left. As night had fallen Aiyana watched her tribe, settle in their homes. The two slept peacefully as MorningDove lay to rest her body Aiyana cuddled close for warmth and began to sing a soft lullaby until she drifted into sleep. The mustang was very nurturing to the girl. The mustang stayed awake that night keeping Aiyana warm. Before MorningDove and Aiyana met, the mare had sadly given birth to a stillborn foal. She stayed days without eating and never leaving the little foal's side. Days went by; until the mare accepted the fact, the foal wasn't going to awaken. In a way, girl had become her responsibility and her child. Not long, the two friends watched as the sun golden glow rose about the sky, lighting up the forest pines, for a new day had come. MorningDove lowered her body bowing on her knees so the tired she could climb on. Aiyana climb had not eaten for 2 days, the girl's body protested onto the gray's back grasping the mare's long ebony mane, and slowly the two were off. Stopping by a lone nearby tree, a concerned look on Dove's face, wondering why they stopped. The weak child noticed the mustang's confusion, a tear slid down her small face. She would have to make this quick before her tribe would see the horse and try to capture its freedom. The mare lowered her neck over the girl's back. Aiyana came closer to the mare and as she did, the child whispered softly into the mare's ear, "I won't forget you my friend." Walking away from the she did not look back, Aiyana had missed her family; her family missed her as well.

Description
Part 1 here [link]
Along their ride to reunite Aiyana with her family, Aiyana was having the time of her life. The soft cool breeze guided them to her tribe's location. It was as if they glided over the grassy hills without touching the ground. Grasping her mane young girl guided Morning Dove into the forest there. Aiyana understood what that this would be the last time the two would be together, Aiyana decided to make the best of their last time left. As night had fallen Aiyana watched her tribe, settle in their homes. The two slept peacefully as MorningDove lay to rest her body Aiyana cuddled close for warmth and began to sing a soft lullaby until she drifted into sleep. The mustang was very nurturing to the girl. The mustang stayed awake that night keeping Aiyana warm. Before MorningDove and Aiyana met, the mare had sadly given birth to a stillborn foal. She stayed days without eating and never leaving the little foal's side. Days went by; until the mare accepted the fact, the foal wasn't going to awaken. In a way, girl had become her responsibility and her child. Not long, the two friends watched as the sun golden glow rose about the sky, lighting up the forest pines, for a new day had come. MorningDove lowered her body bowing on her knees so the tired she could climb on. Aiyana climb had not eaten for 2 days, the girl's body protested onto the gray's back grasping the mare's long ebony mane, and slowly the two were off. Stopping by a lone nearby tree, a concerned look on Dove's face, wondering why they stopped. The weak child noticed the mustang's confusion, a tear slid down her small face. She would have to make this quick before her tribe would see the horse and try to capture its freedom. The mare lowered her neck over the girl's back. Aiyana came closer to the mare and as she did, the child whispered softly into the mare's ear, "I won't forget you my friend." Walking away from the she did not look back, Aiyana had missed her family; her family missed her as well.