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Mix Sahaphap via @/aoh_trn

Today's lesson is over. I-I'm sleepy. I'm... going to bed.

Who taught her that?

I think you're happiest when you're drawing.

Red Kiss - EMIBONNIE

Red Kiss - EMIBONNIE (TEASER)

The first horse we see in Love in the Air is on the emblem of this Porsche in Payu's garage. Perhaps it's fitting that we start off with a horse on a car.

And it's not the only one because there is also a Ferrari in the garage.

Now, we at Horse in the Shadow know that there are at least 11 horses on a Ferrari because we have already counted them for Yesterday The Series (we say at least because we can only account for ones we have seen with our own eyes). Luckily for the sanity of this admin and unluckily for the horse count of the show, we see the Ferrari very briefly and at such an angle that only 4 horses are visible.

And to finish off with the car theme, there is also a Ferrari emblem on the wall in Payu's room.

We can also see a small rearing horse statuette in Payu's living room.

Moving on to Rain's home, the only horse we can see is this chess piece.

Next up there is a carousel horse decoration in Sky's father's house in Lopburi

At this point, I started to think horses are a sign of wealth because I could hardly see them in this show (except on the cars, but if a Porsche and a Ferrari are not signs of wealth, I don't know what is). So I didn't expect much from Sky's dorm room, but I was surprised.

Firstly, there is this poster of Paris landmarks that includes the Pont Alexandre III bridge, which happens to have a pegasus on top.

Then there are these two unicorns on his manga shelf.

Clearly, this is all a sign that he'll marry into money.

Anyway, in episode 12, Prapai and Sky go to a party, which gives us quite a few horses. First, we have this horse floatie Leon is lounging on. Honestly, when I saw the pool, I was certain we'd see one because they are so common.

And then, as Sky's heart is breaking, we see two horses on the shelf, surely staring menacingly at the back of Prapai's head.

In Prapai's office(?) at his family house, we see these two stunning horse statuettes on the shelf.

In the same room, we also see our last horse of the show, peeking from behind some books.

Both this house and the previous one are rich people houses, so the theory of horses as a sign of wealth is still on.

Honourable mention to these two statuettes at the faculty of architecture. No one at Horse in the Shadow could figure out if those are horses, dinosaurs, or a secret third option, and since we never get a closer look at them, we opted not to include them in the count.