Option 1 (Free): 0
Option 2 (Pony): 1
Option 3 (FINO): 1
If you don't know what this is about, please read my last post.
I had an epiphany. I really don't want option 1 because it is just boring. However, if my fans choose that option I can move forward with her decision to be adopted or not.
If option 2 is chosen then the adoption is off the table. Lisa gets auctioned off. The money goes to her parents since she is a minor and still under their care sort of. Thomas goes to jail for fraud and his ranch is sold to pay for the fines and his employees are laid off. Lisa will end up being bought by the person who owns Danica. I will touch on that in the epilogue.
If option 3 is chosen, Lisa will become a self-employed ponygirl. She will be ordered to contract herself to the Smith Ranch and will train and compete for the Smith Ranch with weekends off. She will work as a ponygirl taxi every other weekend and off duty to rest when not working as a taxi. Her company name and Ponygirl registration number will be permanently tattooed on the outside of both thighs above her right breast. Her real name will be tattooed above her left breast. I think this will be a lifetime sentence. Since this is a judicial punishment the age restriction on owning a company and being a pony taxi will be waived. The letters SE will be added to her Reg number. She will have to hire her own groom or pay Mr. Marshall to be her groom, not sure which way I'll go. Maybe both. The new groom can be part-time for when she is a taxi. She will have to pay for her room and board at the ranch but will receive a portion of the purse if she wins anything at the sanctioned events.
This is just a portion of the end of chapter four and a hint of the epilogue. Now if I can just figure out the actual investigation part. I tried working with chatGPT for ideas on how an investigation should go but it has been less than worthless. But it has given me a few ideas I could run with. So maybe not completely useless.
I hope more of my fans will vote on the poll. thank you all for reading my stories, it lifts my spirit to know how much people like reading my work.