My Storytelling Mind

"I told her not to go," he shouted at the stable boys.  "Sorry, Mr. Cartwright," one of the boys muttered.  "This is her wedding day, Stobbs!" Mr. Cartwright roared.  She could hear his voice over the wind as she rode over the hill, gazing at the large estate she would shortly marry into.  "To become an ornament of a property so fine, he must really love the look of me," she said, and patted the horse comfortingly. After another moment, she started the horse off. "Back to work, ol' girl." Find this blurb on Pinterest !

Magnus, thoroughbred son of Midas, was the most prized horse of the royal court. He was the queen's steed, much to the chagrin of the royal prince, and his loyalty never wavered. He refused to be ridden by any other member of the court, until the little princess arrived. Magnus would be her constant protector as the queen's health failed and the little princess was left on her own, with an ambitious half-brother and a distant father. Magnus became her friend. Find this blurb on Pinterest ! Photo: (c) Shannon TK, Flickr.