TARA“Tara, look, I’m riding on a horse!” Isaac was grinning in joy while the trainer was holding the reins, guiding him. He looked so cute in a complete riding outfit and a helmet.“It’s Princess Tara, bud,” his father said.“It’s fine.” I smiled at Logan as I raised my hands, showing Isaac two thumbs up. “You’re doing great. Keep it up.”“Oh, boy.” Mad seemed to be holding his breath, his face contorting.“Hey, relax. He’s in good hands. That man is a pro. He trained many polo players.”“He’s barely five.”“He’s natural,” I told him, rolling my eyes. “I started riding a horse when I was his age.”He looked at me. There was an amazement in his eyes, and so was annoyance. “What’s he gonna do? He’s still practicing piano, he plays baseball, and last week, he told his dad that he wants to be a football player. Your football, not ours, and now this.”My eyes narrowed. “He’s smart, maybe has a genius IQ. Let him enjoy his childhood, Mad. Be grateful he’s not obsessed with gadgets. I hope
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