"Mrs. Eve? Why is there a rainbow in the sky after it rains?" the toddler asked cutely, his round eyes gazing aimlessly about. He had chubby rosy red cheeks, blue overalls, and straight blonde hair. His two front teeth were missing, making a gap in his mouth every time he smiled.
She pat him gently on the head and knelt down next to him, a wide smile stretching over her face. "Well Charlie," she began, her sweet, lovable voice sounding motherly in tone, "One time, God made it rain really hard, and the entire world was covered in water! God told a man named Noah what he was doing, and also told him to build a really big boat so that he wouldn't have to worry about the rain. So Noah did what God said since he was a good person, and when the raining finally stopped, God made a rainbow for Noah and his family because they listened to him!" As a preschool teacher it was her job to simplify any story to the bare minimum. She loved her job and couldn't dream of ever changing occupations - she loved children. "And so that's why every time it rains, God puts up a rainbow to remind everyone that he won't make the world flood! He even reminds little cuties like you!" She stretched her arms out and began tickling the boy underneath the armpits and on the sides of his stomach, causing him to burst into hysterical laughter.
Her name was Eve. She seemed to be just another average twenty-five year old teacher, but there was something more to her. Her credentials were above average, and her adoration for children was 100% real, so it was no wonder she received the job easily. She never rose her voice at them, she never got angry at them, she never scolded them, she was like their saint. A young, beautiful, charming, gentle, kind preschool teacher with nothing to dirty her resume? There must have been something amiss...
"I'm back!" she called chipperly when she opened the front door, the keys in her hands jingling against each other. "How was your day at work?" No response. That was odd...
She peered into the kitchen and living room - nothing. "Hello? Anybody home yet?" Eve slowly ascended the staircase, her hand smoothing against the wooden railing. Once she made it to the top, she entered the master bedroom and saw him sitting comfortably on the soft bed. "Hi, how was your day?" she asked serenely, beaming a warm smile at him. She received no response from him... his cold eyes looked straight into her vibrant cerulean blues. Her body suddenly stiffened, her grin fading completely. Her lustrous eyes dimmed and fixated on the ground, her hands moving nervously behind her back. "I... I mean... how was your day... sir? Would you like me to do anything for you?"
He was her boyfriend, and from the looks of it, he had a considerable effect on her. She submissively sank to her knees, looking up at him cutely. "I'm free for you to use..."
She pat him gently on the head and knelt down next to him, a wide smile stretching over her face. "Well Charlie," she began, her sweet, lovable voice sounding motherly in tone, "One time, God made it rain really hard, and the entire world was covered in water! God told a man named Noah what he was doing, and also told him to build a really big boat so that he wouldn't have to worry about the rain. So Noah did what God said since he was a good person, and when the raining finally stopped, God made a rainbow for Noah and his family because they listened to him!" As a preschool teacher it was her job to simplify any story to the bare minimum. She loved her job and couldn't dream of ever changing occupations - she loved children. "And so that's why every time it rains, God puts up a rainbow to remind everyone that he won't make the world flood! He even reminds little cuties like you!" She stretched her arms out and began tickling the boy underneath the armpits and on the sides of his stomach, causing him to burst into hysterical laughter.
Her name was Eve. She seemed to be just another average twenty-five year old teacher, but there was something more to her. Her credentials were above average, and her adoration for children was 100% real, so it was no wonder she received the job easily. She never rose her voice at them, she never got angry at them, she never scolded them, she was like their saint. A young, beautiful, charming, gentle, kind preschool teacher with nothing to dirty her resume? There must have been something amiss...
"I'm back!" she called chipperly when she opened the front door, the keys in her hands jingling against each other. "How was your day at work?" No response. That was odd...
She peered into the kitchen and living room - nothing. "Hello? Anybody home yet?" Eve slowly ascended the staircase, her hand smoothing against the wooden railing. Once she made it to the top, she entered the master bedroom and saw him sitting comfortably on the soft bed. "Hi, how was your day?" she asked serenely, beaming a warm smile at him. She received no response from him... his cold eyes looked straight into her vibrant cerulean blues. Her body suddenly stiffened, her grin fading completely. Her lustrous eyes dimmed and fixated on the ground, her hands moving nervously behind her back. "I... I mean... how was your day... sir? Would you like me to do anything for you?"
He was her boyfriend, and from the looks of it, he had a considerable effect on her. She submissively sank to her knees, looking up at him cutely. "I'm free for you to use..."