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Medium Red Riding Pants


Once upon time there was a girl who liked to go horeseback riding.

She was an average-sized girl who wore medium sized pants.

It was no secret that her favorite color was red.

In fact, she wore medium sized red pants to go horseback riding.

One day, the girl decided to ride her horse into the dark woods.

Now, this girl wasn't going to visit her grandma or anything.

She just loved to explore mysteries.

The dark woods was the most mysterious place she knew of in the area.

She thought to herself, "as long as I bring my horse, I'll be safe!"

The only problem was her mother wouldn't let her go since it was the dead of winter.

"You'll freeze wearing just those pants!", her mother exclaimed.

The girl promised she'd wear a blanket while riding her horse into the woods.

As the girl brings her journey into the woods, she stays on track to avoid getting lost.

As she continues her journey, the girl slowly begins to realize that the path has disappeared.

She looks to her right, her left and behind her. No more path to be seen.

The girl begins to get worried as she brings her horse to a stop.

Searching all around her, the girl comes to a frozen stop.

A wolf. Right next to her!

She tries to bargain with the wolf and asks it not to hurt her.

However, this is not your average fairytale so wolves can't talk!

The horse begins to go crazy seeing the horse.

The girl has no choice but to take the blanket and cover the horses head with it.

She figured that since the horse couldn't see the wolf, it might calm down.

Well it worked! And the wolf howled so loudly as it began to back away.

The wolf was threatened by her medium sized bright red pants!

 

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