Misanthropiclove
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- Joined
- May 4, 2009
The girls were just completely happy about being so close to Samuel. He barely noticed when Ian came over but gave him a great show of affection, at least from his point, "Ian, I was waiting for you. These girls have been keeping me company while you were away. I also made a good amount of money. I bet I could buy some good food."
One of the girls smiled, "Aww, poor boy, haven't you been eating well lately?"
"Well, just fish and apples really, miss."
"Oh, that will not do! Let me take you out to dinner, Sammy!"
"NO, I will take you home and cook for you, home cooked meals are always better than store bought things," the blonde girl said, taking Samuel's hand as a sign of dominance in front of the other girls.
Samuel blinked and felt pretty taken advantage of but thought he saw an out, "Ladies, if you wanted to feed me you'd also need to feed Ian. He is the one letting me stay with him."
"Oh but he is so far away. I bet you'd LOVE to stay home with me," the redheaded one said, seeing her opportunity to be the most generous one.
"Oh no," the brunette said, "I have a spare bedroom. You could have it all to yourself. Unlike Ian's place you'd have your own room!"
Samuel was now starting to feel pretty nervous, "Ladies...I'm happy with my arrangement, really." He looked at Ian for a little bit of help. Anything, really. This was just getting maddening. He needed something! Anything to escape.
"Ian! I think I have enough money to buy you a chicken! Why don't we head over before the shop closes? I bet you could get a really nice chicken! Oooh, or a dog! Don't you think the farm needs a dog!?" He looked desperate and wanted his sweet, pale farm boy to rescue him from these treacherous harpies.
One of the girls smiled, "Aww, poor boy, haven't you been eating well lately?"
"Well, just fish and apples really, miss."
"Oh, that will not do! Let me take you out to dinner, Sammy!"
"NO, I will take you home and cook for you, home cooked meals are always better than store bought things," the blonde girl said, taking Samuel's hand as a sign of dominance in front of the other girls.
Samuel blinked and felt pretty taken advantage of but thought he saw an out, "Ladies, if you wanted to feed me you'd also need to feed Ian. He is the one letting me stay with him."
"Oh but he is so far away. I bet you'd LOVE to stay home with me," the redheaded one said, seeing her opportunity to be the most generous one.
"Oh no," the brunette said, "I have a spare bedroom. You could have it all to yourself. Unlike Ian's place you'd have your own room!"
Samuel was now starting to feel pretty nervous, "Ladies...I'm happy with my arrangement, really." He looked at Ian for a little bit of help. Anything, really. This was just getting maddening. He needed something! Anything to escape.
"Ian! I think I have enough money to buy you a chicken! Why don't we head over before the shop closes? I bet you could get a really nice chicken! Oooh, or a dog! Don't you think the farm needs a dog!?" He looked desperate and wanted his sweet, pale farm boy to rescue him from these treacherous harpies.