BritishTeapot
Moon
- Joined
- Sep 27, 2010
- Location
- England
Baylee was a little confused. Her parents were driving her deep into the mountains to go meet a friend of theirs who apparently could settle all their financial worries within hours. She knew they had trouble, but she didn’t realise it was so bad they had to go begging for money or help. It was stupid really. She’s only just turned eighteen, and promised them she would get a job to help with the payments needed for the house and necessities, but they would have none of it and insisted they go to see their friend that afternoon.
The youth shook her head as she fidgeted anxiously, not sure what to expect of a man with a lot of money, who lived alone this deep in the mountains. Did he not get lonely? Maybe his answer would be something lame like the nature keeps him company. The thought made her supress a chuckle as she turned her glowing green eyes out of the car window, watching the trees fly by besides the skinny road. Her skin tone was pale, though a better word would have been procaine. Like a little china doll. She defiantly had the height to be one, standing at only five foot three inches.
Soon enough, they pulled their battered red car into a small parking area outside what appeared to be your regular log cabin. However regular they were. She’d never seen one in real life before, as she lived in the city. Like a normal person her age would. Clearing her throat, she unclipped her seat belt and opened the car door before stepping her trainers out onto the soil beneath them. She must have been lost in thought for some time to have had the road turn into dirt. The young girl was wearing a pair of baggy jeans to hide the figure of her slim, creamy thighs, and a tight black T-shirt which was hidden beneath a baggy white hoody. Her black hair that came to her shoulders was tied up in a rough ponytail behind her head and she followed her parents, who were two normal looking citizens, to the front door of the cabin, where they knocked and politely awaited an answer.
The youth shook her head as she fidgeted anxiously, not sure what to expect of a man with a lot of money, who lived alone this deep in the mountains. Did he not get lonely? Maybe his answer would be something lame like the nature keeps him company. The thought made her supress a chuckle as she turned her glowing green eyes out of the car window, watching the trees fly by besides the skinny road. Her skin tone was pale, though a better word would have been procaine. Like a little china doll. She defiantly had the height to be one, standing at only five foot three inches.
Soon enough, they pulled their battered red car into a small parking area outside what appeared to be your regular log cabin. However regular they were. She’d never seen one in real life before, as she lived in the city. Like a normal person her age would. Clearing her throat, she unclipped her seat belt and opened the car door before stepping her trainers out onto the soil beneath them. She must have been lost in thought for some time to have had the road turn into dirt. The young girl was wearing a pair of baggy jeans to hide the figure of her slim, creamy thighs, and a tight black T-shirt which was hidden beneath a baggy white hoody. Her black hair that came to her shoulders was tied up in a rough ponytail behind her head and she followed her parents, who were two normal looking citizens, to the front door of the cabin, where they knocked and politely awaited an answer.