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[sai_delgado]

She's not avoiding the bar, not precisely. It's only that there's that which needs doing in the stables, and with the stock-- and so Susan Delgado is out in the training ring, working Corella on a lunge rope.

And thinking a little, mayhap.

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[honest_johns]

After a time, Alain is there, too, leaning crossed forearms on the fence and watching.

Mayhap thinking a little, himself.

[sai_delgado]

She notices him, and flashes a bright smile, but she does not call out -- it would startle the two-year-old, and disturb that which she's trying to accomplish, and she knows that Alain will understand, oh aye.

But after a time, she finishes with the palomino mare and turns her back into the paddock, then comes to stand by him.

"Good day, Alain. How do'ee fare?"

[honest_johns]

He returns the smile, and waits, absently assessing Corella's performance as he knows Susan is.

When she comes over, he turns away from the fence a little, towards her. "Well enough. And you?"

[sai_delgado]

"Aye, well enough," she says. "It's a pretty day out; has been all day, say true."