Sirina looked lost in her thoughts.

He noticed and wondered what she was thinking about, but didn't bother asking, and he didn't want her seeing that he was looking at her, so he turned his gaze back to the horses

Dawn glared at the two.
Sirina caught the glare and returned it making Dawn go to the other end of the paddock quickly.
"Sorry Dawn didn't mean to glare at you but glared at me and thinking about... nevermind." Sirina apologized.

"Nah, it's fine. Everyone gets zoned out sometimes." He wondered why she didn't finish her sentence, but he wasn't one to push things.
Lucky raised his head, watching the two

Sirina's dad walked up to them, "Still worried about the invention or is it because you are worried about your junior year at Harvard?"
"Both." Sirina asnwered.

"You're going to Harvard?" He asked, amazed. He never had the money for college, but he had graduated from high school. "And...if you don't mind me asking, what invention?"

Sirina blushed, "The holoprojector and a couple of minor inventions."
"And what's best Havard offered her a full how ever long she is going to be there scholarship." Her dad grinned, "Minor is a tiny word to discribe them."

Logan smiled widely. "Wow, that's really amazing. Good for you, Sirina."

Sirina blushed even deeper.
Her father wistled, "Here I only Justin could make Sibrina blush like that."
"Dad." Sirina looked at him.
"Just kidding I can tell which twin I'm talking to even though you two could pull off a switch on your teachers. Don't ever do that again though got it?"
"Okay." Sirina smiled mischiviously.

Logan laughed. "I wish me and Cash could do that, but he's a little too young." Logan was three years older than Cash was, but they looked almost identical. He didn't bother asking about Justin