Pulled back into the moment she pulled over and seen were they were, Tina whipped her head around back and forth and said “Where the hell are we? There’s nothing out here.”

“Exactly.” Bobbi said smiling at Tina, “Come on.” she said getting out of the car and grabbing the blanket she stuffed in her trunk earlier. She carefully spread the blanket out over the hood of the car and climbed on it offering her hand to Tina to help her up. she willingly accepted it and sat down beside Bobbi. Bobbi was sitting back on her hands and her head was thrown back with a big smile on her face, she was completely gone with the way the sun was setting on her face. Tina finally looked out at where they were, down at the end of the road far away from town and watching the sun set on this long desolate road. Like rolling mountains sitting on the sun itself the clouds skipped past them and the warm rays of sun were kissed with the nights cold winds. The sun was already halfway gone and the sky was the brightest shade of orange Tina had seen in a long time. Just when she was closing her eyes and enjoying the isolation the scene brought her Bobbi spoke, “What time is it?”

“It’s….. quarter to 7. Why?”

“Nothing just keep watching.” Bobbi said bringing her head forward and watching the sun intently. Tina looked at her friend completely baffled by her strange activities today. Just when Tina turned her head back she saw something that caused her to do a double take, there was no way she could justify watching this.

“Oh my God.” Tina said as she felt the red rising up her to her face and she sat up to look further, “Is she…”

“Beautiful. I know.” Bobbi said resting her head on one hand as she breathed out a deep sigh.

“Naked!”

“Gloriously, yes.”

Tina looked further and saw that the woman was riding on the biggest brown and white horse she’d ever seen. Bobbi’s eyes were enthralled with the figure riding so boldly into the sunset. Her arms stretched out towards the sky, her chest held high and out, her head was thrown back and her hair was blowing freely into the wind as the steed seemed to ride harder and faster with every step. Tina’s body was transfixed she couldn’t stop looking, but she felt as though she should turn away. Bobbi was still smiling with a certain air of pride around her. Bobbi turned to see the look of trepidation splay across Tina’s face, “Does she look familiar?” Tina’s eyebrows scrunched to focus on the figure and then it hit her, “The book store lady?!”