A 1980s story where an adventurous girl
starts her journey, traveling overseas
Law preventing her from ascending her dreams, she meets a boy on a couple of
occasions as they set up a deal, mystery
roams around them as secrets reveal will...
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Has Fate always been this scary or have I just became aware of it? ~~~~~ there is millions of things I can't Understand but I know for sure that I'm in love with you.
The young girl ventured deep into the forest in seek of the bird she had just caught, loving the breeze that caressed her face. As she sought for the bird a smell of burning flesh led her to a makeshift camp that included a tent, a wooden-doored bathroom, and a fire pit that appeared to be steaming something. She hurriedly got off her horse and tied it to a nearby tree before turning to swiftly check out the camp, which was as she had suspected. white fur on the ground, Blood on the knife's edges and meat on the grill. Later on, she discovered a head covered in blood on her left side.and at that point she knew the proprietor of the camp had stolen her prey.
"Brother?" A girl wearing a nightgown emerged from the tent, rubbing her eyes as she adapted to the light and saying, "Are you not Brother?" The moment she realized a stranger has invaded their home and violated their privacy she immediately retreated after becoming alarmed. "Did you come to take us back to the palace? I'd rather die than return to that men!" She carried on, Frightened. hastily returning to the tent where she had hidden. leaving Erika mystified
she had risen from the tree that appeared to have been felled for a seat; it had scratches all over it and was very untidy, but it was cozy and perfectly situated next to the blazing fire and splendid stars. Erika didn't desire to get up, but she soon realized she had to check on the young girl.
As she cautiously approached the tent, she saw the girl concealed in the nook of the tent and draped in a thin blanket. The sight made her heart ache. Lacking words, she made an awkward attempt to embrace her, assuring her that she did not intend to take her away and that she was a regular person. Upon exchanging names, the girl became more composed.
"What a pretty name Madeline is. May I call you Maddy?" Erika made the bright little girl chuckle when she said, "It's my pleasure, brother calls me that" she said, making Erika wonder if perhaps her brother was in fact the bird thief. Erika started enquiring Maddy regarding her thieving brother. He usually prepares the meals and the majority of the items, she learned as they conversed further. Erika replied, "Heh, it appears like he would be good for the title bride rather than brother," causing the two females to burst into laughter "it seems I've got someone's attention"
A voice was heard as a men came into the tent. Erika was suprised to why she hadn't heard him walking she had quite the perfect hearing. She shut her eyes closed due to the moonlight Upon realizing that the men loosened his grip on the veil as his face became more visible under the lights behind him. When Erika realized who it was surprise grew even larger "Brother!! You're safely home, have you managed to get any eggs?" Maddy said running over to her brother as Erika gradually got to her feet "Oh yes I have, I see you've made a new mate Greetings, once again Erika!" He spoke. She was certain it was him now "Aiden! I'm glad to meet you again " she remarked as Maddy glanced at them confused "do you happen to know each other?" Maddy inquired. They nodded Aiden informed Maddy what had occurred a few days earlier while Erika ran her fingers through her hair and pulled it back into a ponytail.
Aiden entered the tent carrying the freshly-grilled meat while still perspiring from the steam coming from it. He served them their meal and sat down next to them. He did so while wiping his wet face with his sleeve. When Erika noticed this, she handed him her handkerchief. He glanced at the red-headed girl stretching her arm for him. He praised her for being so sweet before snatching the cloth away from her grasp. Their fingers briefly met, but she immediately withdrew them, her cheeks turning a shady pink. He ran his fingers over the sloppy sunflower drawn onto the handkerchief before wiping away the last of his sweat. He did so without noticing the blue pupils focusing on his addictive face.
As the sun sank, the moon's light replaced the former. Erika was so consumed with the pair of siblings' stories and humor that she forgot how late it had become. Aiden offered her to stay the night as they had an extra mattress. Fully knowing the trouble she would likely encounter upon her return home, Erika gladly accepted the offer. Erika wasn't much of a traveler, so hearing tales like theirs astounded her. She found that things she had previously believed to be the preserve of literature and the imagination were now being described by someone else, giving her newfound hope. She might have simply needed to witness it for
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To be continued >> school is starting for me so I might post every week once please Don't forget to vote Thank you for reading
