(Becky's POV)

Everyone stood in horror. Boris was now a human. He wasn't too bad looking as a human, maybe I could get use to it. The paramedics finally came in and took Boris into the ambulance. They wouldn't let me in because of how large my dress was. So I had to change, but I still made my way to the hospital as fast as I could. My parents took my there and I rushed inside.

"I'm looking for Boris." I asked the nurse, she looked like she was on the verge of death.

"He's in the emergency section, take the elevator up and turn left."

So I did what she said, and I finally my way to his room. I barged myself into the room.

"Who are you?" Asked the doctor.

"I'm his wife." I answered.

"Oh well, come outside I need to talk to you."

The doctor just mentioned about him being over stressed and that caused him to faint. But i didn't mention the part where he turned from a horse to a human. He also mentioned that he'll be ready for release in day, they just wanted to check up on him.

I walked into Boris' room.

"Hey, babe. How are you?" I asked him.

He gave me a smile, an actual human smile.

"I'm doing just peachy, you know. I just turned into a human." His voice sounded like he just woke up, and it sounded hot.

But you could sense the sarcasm in his voice from miles away.

"Becky, I don't want you to leave me." Boris said.

I was confused, what did he mean by that?

"Promise me that just because I am a human now, you won't leave me." What he said sounded more like a plea than a request.

"Boris, i'll never leave you. Even if you turn into a frog. I didn't fall in love with you with your looks, I fell in love with who you are as a person. Or animal." Tears swelled up in my eyes. This was way too emotional for me.

"So this is how we live? As humans, not as horse and human?" Boris asked, and I simply shrugged.

I didn't know the answer to this question. It was a question that would be answered by the future. By how we live our lives together.

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Later that day, my parents and Boris' farm friends came to visit him in the hospital. His farm friends were jealous. They were also wishing to turn into humans, saying it was way better.

But they didn't know the pain that Boris had to have now. He had to relearn everything. From using the bathroom to simply walking. Last time I checked, humans walked on two feet and not four.

What simply matter now, at this moment, was that me and him were together. Nothing was going to bring as apart.

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