Luna_Wolf72
CinnaWolf circa 2023
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- Mar 27, 2003
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There is a story about a sweet girl who wandered into a dark wood to deliver a basket of goodies to her sickly grandmother. Guess what, THIS isn’t that story. I mean seriously? Who would ever believe that tripe, anyway? And what of the poor honor besmirched wolf? One who acted completely within his character? He didn’t try and lead her on, instead she poked and prodded until he just had to respond, just had to put her in her place.
This fairytale isn’t THAT fairy tale, not even close. The wolf just does what is needful. It is the girl, a wolf in her own right, that brings the whole mess to a head. She could have just left well enough alone. Kept her evil little body away from him, stayed out of his woods. Kept something beneath that damned red cape. I guess in the end, the whole thing~ her capture and every thing that followed was her fault.
Of course, the wolf helped. After all, I refuse to take all the blame. No one told him to behave that way. How was I to know that the copse of trees was his home? How was I to know that he didn’t like seductive little women stalking around doing the types of things I do? Hell, he might have warned me. I might have even listened, but he never said a word and now here we are.
Look, just take a seat. Might as well tell you the whole sordid thing from the beginning.
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Minerva wasn’t really bad. She couldn’t help it, not really. People just seemed to want to give her things. And seriously, who was she to tell them no? She knew that her body was well put together, her skin a flawlessly warm cappuccino color. It wasn’t her fault that the Gods had chosen to bestow a tight little frame on her. I mean, she hadn’t asked for it. She never asked her suitors for their bank accounts, their savings, their house keys, either. They just…gave them to her. That wasn’t her fault. It definitely wasn’t her fault that after she received those gifts, she grew bored and left town. What? They thought they could buy fidelity and love. She just chose to disabuse them of that notion, eventually. Easiest way to do that? Leave.
So, she wasn’t prepared for all the trouble she ran into when she rambled into the sleepy little town of Wolf Falls. She followed her normal routine: renting a small, one bedroom apartment and getting a job as a stripper at the one and only topless joint in town. She spent a day researching the major players before deciding on her newest crushes and made it a point to be seen walking, her red velvet cloak trailing the ground.
The first week or so went exactly as planned but then, well then, she started to feel watched. It was creepy, like she had her own personal stalker. Couldn’t be possible though. No one knew her here and she hadn’t made any serious inroads into her future lover’s bank accounts. Yet, she felt hunted.
This fairytale isn’t THAT fairy tale, not even close. The wolf just does what is needful. It is the girl, a wolf in her own right, that brings the whole mess to a head. She could have just left well enough alone. Kept her evil little body away from him, stayed out of his woods. Kept something beneath that damned red cape. I guess in the end, the whole thing~ her capture and every thing that followed was her fault.
Of course, the wolf helped. After all, I refuse to take all the blame. No one told him to behave that way. How was I to know that the copse of trees was his home? How was I to know that he didn’t like seductive little women stalking around doing the types of things I do? Hell, he might have warned me. I might have even listened, but he never said a word and now here we are.
Look, just take a seat. Might as well tell you the whole sordid thing from the beginning.
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Minerva wasn’t really bad. She couldn’t help it, not really. People just seemed to want to give her things. And seriously, who was she to tell them no? She knew that her body was well put together, her skin a flawlessly warm cappuccino color. It wasn’t her fault that the Gods had chosen to bestow a tight little frame on her. I mean, she hadn’t asked for it. She never asked her suitors for their bank accounts, their savings, their house keys, either. They just…gave them to her. That wasn’t her fault. It definitely wasn’t her fault that after she received those gifts, she grew bored and left town. What? They thought they could buy fidelity and love. She just chose to disabuse them of that notion, eventually. Easiest way to do that? Leave.
So, she wasn’t prepared for all the trouble she ran into when she rambled into the sleepy little town of Wolf Falls. She followed her normal routine: renting a small, one bedroom apartment and getting a job as a stripper at the one and only topless joint in town. She spent a day researching the major players before deciding on her newest crushes and made it a point to be seen walking, her red velvet cloak trailing the ground.
The first week or so went exactly as planned but then, well then, she started to feel watched. It was creepy, like she had her own personal stalker. Couldn’t be possible though. No one knew her here and she hadn’t made any serious inroads into her future lover’s bank accounts. Yet, she felt hunted.