wintersday92
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- May 6, 2017
The early morning air was already warm on Kathrine's soft pale skin as she stood outside her wooden front door. She closed her olive green eyes enjoying the morning peace. With a gentle breeze moving her chestnut hair that flowed down to the curved of her perky breast, there wasn't much rustling of the trees and only the odd bird decided to share the songs. It was a rare moment which Kathrine always stopped to take in, for most of her day would be busy with little time to eat, much less time to enjoy the quite.
With a final deep breath she opened her eyes and took her morning stroll across the farming fields. Her choice of dress wasn't anything fancy but did help shape her rather curvy figure. A few of the village women where already hard at work and she made a note to make an extra berry pie to thank them for their hard work. With the invasion of the Vikings most of the men in the village had been sent to help fight against them, leaving her with worried women and scared children. Her own husband had died a few tears back from another kind of war, so she knew best how they felt and worries the hold close to them. It was something she would never wish upon anyone. No wife should have to feel the pain of loosing her husband in an unnatural way and no child should have to loose their father without growing up to know them. Still it had happened to her and the only thing that helped her through the worries and the later heartache was to keep busy.
Her stroll wasn't long, the bushes were the ripest berries where wasn't too far from the farm fields and rested on the outskirts of the woods. There was strawberries, blackberries and a few blueberries bushes for the taking. Normal she would bring her son Ben along with her but he looked so peaceful sleeping and it had come a rarity that he slept through the night after the passed of his father. Plus she enjoyed the peace and quite and her little 'me' time. Picking berry after berry she notice a little rusting in the behind the bushes. Her olive eye searched the area as she leaned a little closer, trying to find out what or who was making the noise. Suddenly some brown dashed out from between the bushes and leaped right in front of Katherine, causing her to cry out and dropping her basket of berries. Catching her breath and looking down she notice it was nothing more the a little squirrel searching for a nut.
"Oh you little shit..." She muttered under her breath as she glared down at it. It sniffed around her basket for a moment before dashing off up a nearby tree. Her eyes narrowed she watched as it hopped away feeling foolish that she let a little squirrel scare her so much. Her mind had a way of running off to the worst scenario. She had been told that the Vikings hadn't headed this way yet, but her mind always lingered on the word yet and that it could only be a matter of time. Her village was only small and they didn't have the man power to protect it from invaders. The stories of what the Viking did to small village was something like a Halloween story or something from nightmares.
When there came another rustling from the bushes and trees nearby she decided not to let her mind get the better of her, it was most probably another squirrel. "You know I should hunt you down and make a nice stew out of you all." She teased to bushes as she picked up her basket and continued to pick up at the berry bushes.
With a final deep breath she opened her eyes and took her morning stroll across the farming fields. Her choice of dress wasn't anything fancy but did help shape her rather curvy figure. A few of the village women where already hard at work and she made a note to make an extra berry pie to thank them for their hard work. With the invasion of the Vikings most of the men in the village had been sent to help fight against them, leaving her with worried women and scared children. Her own husband had died a few tears back from another kind of war, so she knew best how they felt and worries the hold close to them. It was something she would never wish upon anyone. No wife should have to feel the pain of loosing her husband in an unnatural way and no child should have to loose their father without growing up to know them. Still it had happened to her and the only thing that helped her through the worries and the later heartache was to keep busy.
Her stroll wasn't long, the bushes were the ripest berries where wasn't too far from the farm fields and rested on the outskirts of the woods. There was strawberries, blackberries and a few blueberries bushes for the taking. Normal she would bring her son Ben along with her but he looked so peaceful sleeping and it had come a rarity that he slept through the night after the passed of his father. Plus she enjoyed the peace and quite and her little 'me' time. Picking berry after berry she notice a little rusting in the behind the bushes. Her olive eye searched the area as she leaned a little closer, trying to find out what or who was making the noise. Suddenly some brown dashed out from between the bushes and leaped right in front of Katherine, causing her to cry out and dropping her basket of berries. Catching her breath and looking down she notice it was nothing more the a little squirrel searching for a nut.
"Oh you little shit..." She muttered under her breath as she glared down at it. It sniffed around her basket for a moment before dashing off up a nearby tree. Her eyes narrowed she watched as it hopped away feeling foolish that she let a little squirrel scare her so much. Her mind had a way of running off to the worst scenario. She had been told that the Vikings hadn't headed this way yet, but her mind always lingered on the word yet and that it could only be a matter of time. Her village was only small and they didn't have the man power to protect it from invaders. The stories of what the Viking did to small village was something like a Halloween story or something from nightmares.
When there came another rustling from the bushes and trees nearby she decided not to let her mind get the better of her, it was most probably another squirrel. "You know I should hunt you down and make a nice stew out of you all." She teased to bushes as she picked up her basket and continued to pick up at the berry bushes.