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crabkin ?

clack clack,,,

#I THINK ! i am more sea sponge quite honestly #asks #annleigh

:')

EDIT: woooow its not going to let me tag everything!?!??! homophobic >:(

i just think everything would be solved if they were all gay

#watt #we are the tigers #yeah gay ppl #kate #chess #cairo #annleigh #eva #fawns doodles #i just think.#also clark and annleigh are still dating 🤝#long time no post wattblr #also. short kate supremacy LOL #click for better quality 🙏

annleigh really is the superior horse girl that all of the horse girls at my school aspire to be

#we are the tigers #watt #annleigh #horse girl #musical stuff ?

maybe a farrah and annleigh friendship for writing ideas?

-FAraag

(love u fellow member of stabby squadron)

Ok im feel like this has been done before but I really wanted to give them a cute sister moment, and I never write Annleigh or Farrah but this was so wholesome to write so maybe you’ve converted me 😂 Hope you like it!

It had been their parent's idea, shipping them off to a summer camp to get to know each other better. Farrah was only about seven and completely oblivious to what was going on, but Annleigh’s mom pulled her aside to have a word. “I know it’s tough” She said, “but please look out for her, she’s only little and this has been a big change for both of you, but hopefully this camp will give you a chance to bond.”

Annleigh was reluctant at first, but ever obedient she always kept an eye on Farrah, who spent most of camp bolting about playing rough and tumble with the other kids her age, whilst Annleigh stuck more to the quiet arts and crafts table, or her safe haven of the stables. She was in those very stables when she heard a yelp nearby in the fields and instantly bolted out, sensing it wasn’t good. Sure enough, there was Farrah on the ground, seeming to have tripped on a rock or something and had grazes on her knees and hands. She dashed over and sat next to her quickly, fumbling to reassure her and assess the damage. Luckily it was only minor, but the shock had gotten to Farrah who was quivering and sobbing, staring at her palms as Annleigh helped her to the Nurses cabin, struggling to figure out what to say that could help and ended up just rubbing her back in an attempt to comfort the little girl.

The nurse helped Farrah up onto one of the high sterile beds, gave the cuts a quick look and went to get the sterilizer and some beige band-aids. It stung when the liquid was poured on and Farrah cried harder, trying to squirm away from the nurse, but Annleigh finally found her words.

“hey, hey it’s ok! It’s gonna be ok, look I even have an extra special bandaid you can use, see!” Annleigh squeaked as she produced some my little pony bandaids from her hot pink fanny-pack around her waist, showing them to the sniffling Farrah who widened her teary eyes and forgot momentarily about her scraped hands and knees. She smiled a weak smile and bolted to give Annleigh a big hug, almost knocking her over despite the size difference. She was shocked for a second, but quickly smiled and squeezed back as she embraced her new little sister.

Farrah had to stay off the boisterous sports for a bit, but Annleigh let her tag along with her, holding her hand as she showed her all the horses in the stable even though she was too young to be allowed to ride with her older sister yet, and they would sit together peacefully in the arts and crafts cabin, doodling and painting. One day Annleigh even taught Farrah to make friendship bracelets, “it’s just like when I braid your hair, see!”, and she would spend hours teaching Farrah all the little intricate patterns and playing about with the colorful thread. On the last day of camp Farrah produced a simple pink and yellow bracelet she had made in secret, “This is for you! I wasn’t sure which colors you’d like, but these ones remind me of you.” and Annleigh beamed, putting it on her wrist immediately. She would wear it every day until it got too small, after that keeping it in her box full of momentos that she would look at every so often.