Dawn Dearest
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- Joined
- Sep 11, 2009
Bailey, The Modern Little Red Riding Hood.
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Moving slowly she entered the woods, her eyes went around searching for who knew what. Bailey, Little Red Riding Hood, walked through the dark woods, it may be daylight outside these woods, but you would assume it's midnight inside the woods. Holding her basket in one hand, she moved forward again, listening to the animals in the woods. Her green eyes moved frantically around ever since she'd been little she had always been warned. "Watch out for the big bad wolf.".....sadly she never heeded that warning to much. And now? She was going to be staying in Grandma's cabin....alone for a month. While Grandma was on vacation. In truth, Bailey didn't mind staying in Grandma's cabin alone, she always had fun, always made a way to have fun, even if it meant she had to pretend and play make-believe. Most eighteen year olds don't play make-believe...but when you're eighteen and alone what much is there to do? Lifting her head she peeked out from under her red hood, her outfit didn't leave much modesty to her, gave her more of a "Come 'ere, let's play" appearance. Shaking her head she continued walking...almost skipping as she headed towards her Grandma's house. She'd have fun, what could possibly go wrong?
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Moving slowly she entered the woods, her eyes went around searching for who knew what. Bailey, Little Red Riding Hood, walked through the dark woods, it may be daylight outside these woods, but you would assume it's midnight inside the woods. Holding her basket in one hand, she moved forward again, listening to the animals in the woods. Her green eyes moved frantically around ever since she'd been little she had always been warned. "Watch out for the big bad wolf.".....sadly she never heeded that warning to much. And now? She was going to be staying in Grandma's cabin....alone for a month. While Grandma was on vacation. In truth, Bailey didn't mind staying in Grandma's cabin alone, she always had fun, always made a way to have fun, even if it meant she had to pretend and play make-believe. Most eighteen year olds don't play make-believe...but when you're eighteen and alone what much is there to do? Lifting her head she peeked out from under her red hood, her outfit didn't leave much modesty to her, gave her more of a "Come 'ere, let's play" appearance. Shaking her head she continued walking...almost skipping as she headed towards her Grandma's house. She'd have fun, what could possibly go wrong?