Once upon a time in a charming, small townsurrounded by greenery and a lively stream, there

 lived a girl named Emma. Emma's life took asudden turn when her parents died in a car

 accident, so she had to move to her uncle's farm

on the outskirts of town.

Emma's uncle was a kindhearted farmer who lived on a

 beautiful farm with rolling hills, a nice farmhouse, and a

 barn full of animals. Among these animals were a pair of

 strong, powerful horses, very beautiful and majestic.

Emma had a huge grin on her face and could not wait to spend most of her  time taking care of the

 horses. But not everyone was friendly and kind

 like Emma, so she had a tough time getting

settled in. 

In the farm, there was another girl with Emma;

 her name was Sarah, and she was the owner’s

 daughter. Sarah  was jealous of her so decided to

make Emma's life difficult. She was after anychance of criticising her saying that she is not ready to take care of a horse and that her behaviour makes horses nervous.

As the days passed, Sarah’s jealousy grew, and

 she hatched a plan to get rid of Emma. Sarah

knows that her father cares deeply about horses and decides to blame Emma for hurting her newly

 bought horse. One day she incited her father with

a false story that Emma had hit the newly

untamed violent horse.

The horse became very violent, enraged, and

 kept turning around nagging, squealing, and

 roaring. The owner of the stable wants to get ridof the horse because it was wild and does notwant to be tamed. Sarah tries to put the blame on Emma because she says that she does not knowhow to take safe care of it.