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"I guess we can wait," Siddie said, raising her head and trying to keep herself from looking so unhappy. Sammy already felt bad enough. It occurred to her that if they did have to go to the nurse, Sammy might get in trouble over it, too, and that was the last thing Siddie wanted to happen. It had been an accident.

She looked to Calder, a little guiltily. "It's - it's not so bad, right?" She hoped she hadn't offended him. This was natural for Calder, and having her acting like it was the worst thing in the world might have hurt his feelings. "Let's - let's walk. Do you know a nice place?"

Waiting was all she could hope for, it had been fifteen maybe twenty minutes. Something like this wouldn't just change back in a minute or something. She grew quiet as they walked hands stuffed in her jacket pockets head bowed in a bit of shame.

Eventually they arrived to the gardens, Sammy looked up running her bone fingers through her hair moving along to inspect the garden more closely pausing to look at Siddie again vs Calder. Siddie did have a very nice coat. Glistening really.

Crouching down she grabbed the nearest carrot tugging it up offering it to Siddie with a shrug.

Calder let out a whinny of a laugh. "Barth - gardening? As if! No. It's another boil." She pawed her hoof on the ground before pulling up a carrot with her teeth and ate that before moving to the side, dropping down, and rolling on her back.

"There is a stream nearby too. It's very nice." She said, head upside down as she rolled back and forth a few times.

"How are you two? I haven't talked to you both in a while." Seeing as they were all involved in this little lie between them and Barth, she felt she should be talking to them more and more. Her last conversation with Siddie hadn't exactly been smooth. She still felt awkward around her.

Siddie nudged Sammy, sighing. Sammy was always so blunt. Couldn't they pretend to have a civil conversation for a few minutes, maybe not talk about problems? "We're all busy," she said, and eyed the grass. It looked soft and inviting.

Cautiously, she flopped down into the grass, wriggling around. It felt good. "This is nice," she ventured.

"Oh, that sounds wonderful," Siddie replied, grateful that Calder hadn't taken offense. Then again, he knew Sammy too; he should know by now that that was just Sammy being Sammy. Siddie flopped back onto her side, lifting her head briefly to peer at the other two. "So where were you thinking? Sammy, we should totally think about that too, shouldn't we? You're probably going to graduate before me, but I'm getting along well in my classes. We won't be in school forever."

Calder trotted back a few steps and sat, thinking with them. Then, with a smile (or one a horse could give), she looked up. "You can live with us! Barth and I are going to get a castle and it's going to be a castle so lots of rooms. All my scarlings won't need all the rooms cause that would probably be a lot. And Christof and Amrita will be there. I think. They should. There will be plenty of room!" Calder should have talked this with Barth first before inviting people, but considering it would be THEIR castle, he felt she had half the say.

"You can get your own part of the castle and do whatever you want."

Sammy still felt awkward, it passed a bit as Siddie rubbed her cheek against her own, but she still felt sorely out of place about the whole ordeal. Reaching up she brought a hand to the other side of Siddie's cheek holding her closer as she rubbed her own face against Siddie's with a sigh.

"Yeah, when we get out it might not matter but a matter of finding a home... that still will." She looked at Calder again shrugging a bit, "I guess... that could work I don't know. it's still a ways off."