Miss Sadie's Home for Wayward Youth RP

Archer walked into the kitchen and took a look around, "Alright, this room is finished, let's head to the dining hall and clean up in there." he took the lead into the hall and lead them down a door. He entered, looked around, and concluded that all that needed to be done was wipe the eighteen chair table down. He walked to a sanitary bucket that was filled with cleaning water and grabbed two towels, "Do you want to get that end and I'll get this one?" he offered.

Adam threw the other load in and then followed Natalie outside, he grabbed the bucket of clothespins, and began to hang up the clothes. He noticed that she was uneasy, but felt she would tell him if something was wrong.

James nodded and started on his side.

Jessie shrugged. "Maybe but he's cleaning the house with James."

OOC: Alright so I'm thinking my song is going to be "Hallelujah" by Panic at the Disco

IC: Jamie shrugged and then mounted Lightning, they trotted out of the barn in the direction of the west field. She kicked him into a gallop and didn't stop until they were up on a hill looking down at everything on the farm.

"That's fine with me," Kevin replied politely. He took the towel and began to wipe down his end of the table.

Natalie quickly began hanging the clothes on the clothes line, eager to finish in time to go running. Maybe she could tell Adam about it, if he would listen. She was still a little uneasy about him, and hoped he wouldn't try to push the friends limit. As soon as the clothes were hung up, she turned to him.
"Can I show you something now?"

Archer wiped down the table until they reached the middle together.

"If you want to," he said hanging up the last of the clothes and then turning to face her.

Jake stretched. "We should take Kevin to meet the girls."

Jessie saddled up Twilight and followed Jamie.

"That's a great idea, Kevin are you up for it?" Archer asked, excited to get out of the house.

Jamie smiled as the wind wrapped itself around her, omitting scents of wildflowers and moisture.

Jessie breathed in deeply and grinned.

James smiled and led the way.

"It's beautiful here isn't it?" Jamie said, just speaking aloud. She never really knew any other place but here, but she did love it so.

Jessie nodded.

"That sounds like fun," Kevin answered, following James and Archer. 

"Okay, follow me," Natalie replied, and started towards the front of the house.

Adam followed out of curiosity, he was interested that she would show him something that was most likely personal.

Jamie looked toward the house and saw the three boys walking out of the house. "look," she pointing toward them.

Archer headed toward the barn, thinking that is where the girls might be.

Kevin followed Archer to the barn. He wondered what the girls would be like. From what he gathered, they were 16 or 17, seemed to prefer the outdoors, and liked horses. 

Once in front of the house, Natalie saw her cat in the garden, and beckoned for him with her hand. Once he noticed her, he trotted right over to her feet.
"Adam, this is Bolt. Me and him go sprinting together, and I wanted to show you one of our sprints. It may sound boring to watch, but just wait." Without waiting for Adam to answer, she did a few leg stretches, and crouched into a starting position. On what seemed like a silent signal, she and Bolt took off. Natalie tried to sprint around her cat and pass him, but he was always able to move into the right place so that wasn't possible. Soon, she was sprinting back to Adam, looking joyful and wistful.

"Have you ever rode a horse before?" Archer asked Kevin, realizing the girls weren't in the barn.

Adam smiled as Natalie came running back toward him, looking happy for once. "That's awesome!" he said happily as she returned. "Did you teach him that?" he asked crouching down to the little cat.

"Once, at a birthday party in second grade. But I don't think that counts," Kevin replied. He looked at the horses with interest. He knew a little about them, but it wasn't a topic he had researched. Maybe he would try to learn about horses soon.

"Nope. I did not teach him that. He just started doing it on his own," Natalie answered between pants. She looked at Bolt with something that could be called pride, then looked at his response to Adam. Bolt didn't seem to mind that Adam was there, so that wouldn't be a problem.