Sacrahlicous
Star
- Joined
- Oct 25, 2010
Ashlynn paused next to a rather large oak tree, Her eyes turning to the brightly lit canopy of the forest.Her golden locks tousled and mussed around her shoulders, still dancing along in the wind. There was something oddly different about this forest, she knew that. Many had warned her away from the forest. But had she listened? Nooooo. Know look at what she had gotten herself into. She was lost, and she could have sworn that she had come to this particular oak a few times already.
Giving a soft pout she plunked herself down onto a large sturdy log. Her arms wrapping around her rib cage, supporting Her well endowed beasts. Her blue eyes full of worry. How long had it been now. Two hours three hours? Tears began to bite at her eyes, stinging dryly before spilling down her cheeks. running over the soft speckles of her freckles along her cheeks. Would she ever get out? Would someone come and rescue her.
How could they, she hadn't even left a note on the dining table like she had thought to do. Now no one knew where she was. giving another sigh she stood to her feet, her stomach giving a low rumble. Didn't help she was hungry as well. Shaking her head she pushed on, her soft brown boots silent on the dirted path. Her green skirt ruffling around her creamy white thighs.
A smell, food, something sweet, yet holding a hint of spice. The smell made her mouth water, stopping her briefly in her path before turning it into a full out run. She was hungry and there was food near, Her nose never lied. despite feeling watched, she slowed. Her eyes large, as her breathing grew quick.Glancing around she found no one insight.
"Hello? Anyone home?" She called out as her slender hand took hold of the door handle. Finding it unlocked she pushed it open. Sticking her head in. The room was warm. Smelt sweet with the scent of fresh food. "Anyone?" She called in her eyes sweeping through the kitchen and the joining living room. Pushing into the room and closing the door she walked to the kitchen. Finding a large bowl, of porridge and fruits. Berries to e precises.Her stomach rumbled hungrily.
They wouldn't mind would they? Just a little bit? There was a clean spoon next to the bowl. She knew she shouldn't, but her gut was telling her otherwise. Slowly she began to feast. The porridge hot,sweet, and delicious. Drawing out a contented sigh from her lips. God how it tasted so good.
Giving a soft pout she plunked herself down onto a large sturdy log. Her arms wrapping around her rib cage, supporting Her well endowed beasts. Her blue eyes full of worry. How long had it been now. Two hours three hours? Tears began to bite at her eyes, stinging dryly before spilling down her cheeks. running over the soft speckles of her freckles along her cheeks. Would she ever get out? Would someone come and rescue her.
How could they, she hadn't even left a note on the dining table like she had thought to do. Now no one knew where she was. giving another sigh she stood to her feet, her stomach giving a low rumble. Didn't help she was hungry as well. Shaking her head she pushed on, her soft brown boots silent on the dirted path. Her green skirt ruffling around her creamy white thighs.
A smell, food, something sweet, yet holding a hint of spice. The smell made her mouth water, stopping her briefly in her path before turning it into a full out run. She was hungry and there was food near, Her nose never lied. despite feeling watched, she slowed. Her eyes large, as her breathing grew quick.Glancing around she found no one insight.
"Hello? Anyone home?" She called out as her slender hand took hold of the door handle. Finding it unlocked she pushed it open. Sticking her head in. The room was warm. Smelt sweet with the scent of fresh food. "Anyone?" She called in her eyes sweeping through the kitchen and the joining living room. Pushing into the room and closing the door she walked to the kitchen. Finding a large bowl, of porridge and fruits. Berries to e precises.Her stomach rumbled hungrily.
They wouldn't mind would they? Just a little bit? There was a clean spoon next to the bowl. She knew she shouldn't, but her gut was telling her otherwise. Slowly she began to feast. The porridge hot,sweet, and delicious. Drawing out a contented sigh from her lips. God how it tasted so good.