Leetah
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Elizabeth Everett could hardly believe that she was no longer in the United States of America, but rather traipsing through the streets of Morocco! It was so exciting, as she’d never really been anywhere before now. She thought back to the moment that Aunt Alice, the only family she had left, had presented her with the trip as a gift as she had finished her schooling. Aunt Alice had been quite the traveler in her day, in a time when young women had not done that sort of thing normally, and she felt Elizabeth should have a chance to see some of the world before she settled down. She had heard of the tour group that was making this trip, and as it was to be a group of older people, that would be good chaperones for a 23 year old lass out on her own, she made the arrangements and then told her niece. Elizabeth had a led a very sheltered life so far, and Alice knew she needed some new experiences. Now the girl was a world away from the life and people she knew, and loving every moment.
Elizabeth was a striking young woman, only 5’2”, and very slight. She had a lovely figure, as well as sparkling emerald green eyes and a mane of rich honey-gold hair that fell to her back. With her pale complexion, slightly tinged with pink, she stood out in any crowd, particularly in this corner of the world, where most of the people had dark hair and eyes. She had braided her hair that morning, and it fell in a single long braid down her back, bouncing slightly with each step she took. Even in her simple white sundress and wide brimmed hat, she was a picture. As the youngest person in the group, and by far the loveliest, she stood out like a shining beacon, but did not realize it, or that this could be a very bad thing. She was modest and quiet, although friendly, and smiled as they passed by people in the open air market, on their way to the art museum. Lost in her surroundings, she was unaware of all the glances that were cast her way, particularly by the men they passed. The sights, sounds and scents of the market were rich and enticing, but Elizabeth knew it would be best to stay with the group. She hoped that eventually she’d have a chance to browse amongst the wares that were being presented there.
Soon the group reached the museum and were led over to one of the guides that worked there. He looked over the group, his eyes lingering on the loveliness of the American girl. Speaking in somewhat broken English, he led them onward. Elizabeth was so entranced by the artistry, that she found herself falling further and further behind the others, but felt as long as they were in sight, she would be fine. Nevertheless, eventually she glanced around, and realized she was alone. Feeling a bit nervous, she began to try to find her group, but instead, found herself hopelessly lost in the big building. There were very few other people around this day, and gradually she began to realize that she was being followed. She could see him out of the corner of her eye, moving when she moved, very unobtrusive but persistent. She wondered how long he’d been shadowing her without her knowledge. Her heart began to pound and she tried to keep herself from breaking into a run, but was finding it difficult. Unexpectedly, she turned a corner, and found herself in a part of the museum she’d not seen. There was no one else around, and as she started out, the man that had been following her stepped into sight. He was not a large man, but there was something frightening about him all the same. His dark eyes were fastened upon her as he moved toward her. Elizabeth felt frozen, and could only watch him moving toward her. As he came close enough to touch, she finally felt herself able to move, but as she tried to pass him, his arm shot out and he caught her wrist, stopping her. Eyes wide with alarm, she looked at him. He spoke to her, but she could not understand him. This seemed to anger him somewhat, and he shook her arm a bit, and repeated himself. “I….I don’t understand…” the frightened girl began, when he pointed at her purse. “Oh….oh no….please….that’s all I…..” The man glared at her and shook her arm again, then pulled her toward him a bit. Becoming more alarmed by the moment, Elizabeth was quite certain there were worse things he could do than take her purse, but she still didn’t wish to lose it or her money. With his free hand, he suddenly produced a very small, but sharp looking blade and moved it toward her throat, until the tip was pressing into the tender skin there. Realizing she had no choice, the girl reluctantly dropped her purse to the floor, so that he could take it. The man glared at her again, then a gleam came to his eye and he pulled her closer still. “What are you doing? I gave you what you wanted…..please, leave me alone….” Elizabeth tried to struggle, but the blade still pressed against her throat, and she was afraid to move too much. To her dismay, he suddenly yanked her against his body and ground his mouth against her own.
Elizabeth felt ill, afraid of what he would do to her now, but suddenly she heard footsteps coming their way. The man heard them also, for he shoved her away from him, causing her to fall backward, hitting her head against the wall. He snatched up her purse and made his escape as she lay there, stunned by the blow to her head.
Elizabeth was a striking young woman, only 5’2”, and very slight. She had a lovely figure, as well as sparkling emerald green eyes and a mane of rich honey-gold hair that fell to her back. With her pale complexion, slightly tinged with pink, she stood out in any crowd, particularly in this corner of the world, where most of the people had dark hair and eyes. She had braided her hair that morning, and it fell in a single long braid down her back, bouncing slightly with each step she took. Even in her simple white sundress and wide brimmed hat, she was a picture. As the youngest person in the group, and by far the loveliest, she stood out like a shining beacon, but did not realize it, or that this could be a very bad thing. She was modest and quiet, although friendly, and smiled as they passed by people in the open air market, on their way to the art museum. Lost in her surroundings, she was unaware of all the glances that were cast her way, particularly by the men they passed. The sights, sounds and scents of the market were rich and enticing, but Elizabeth knew it would be best to stay with the group. She hoped that eventually she’d have a chance to browse amongst the wares that were being presented there.
Soon the group reached the museum and were led over to one of the guides that worked there. He looked over the group, his eyes lingering on the loveliness of the American girl. Speaking in somewhat broken English, he led them onward. Elizabeth was so entranced by the artistry, that she found herself falling further and further behind the others, but felt as long as they were in sight, she would be fine. Nevertheless, eventually she glanced around, and realized she was alone. Feeling a bit nervous, she began to try to find her group, but instead, found herself hopelessly lost in the big building. There were very few other people around this day, and gradually she began to realize that she was being followed. She could see him out of the corner of her eye, moving when she moved, very unobtrusive but persistent. She wondered how long he’d been shadowing her without her knowledge. Her heart began to pound and she tried to keep herself from breaking into a run, but was finding it difficult. Unexpectedly, she turned a corner, and found herself in a part of the museum she’d not seen. There was no one else around, and as she started out, the man that had been following her stepped into sight. He was not a large man, but there was something frightening about him all the same. His dark eyes were fastened upon her as he moved toward her. Elizabeth felt frozen, and could only watch him moving toward her. As he came close enough to touch, she finally felt herself able to move, but as she tried to pass him, his arm shot out and he caught her wrist, stopping her. Eyes wide with alarm, she looked at him. He spoke to her, but she could not understand him. This seemed to anger him somewhat, and he shook her arm a bit, and repeated himself. “I….I don’t understand…” the frightened girl began, when he pointed at her purse. “Oh….oh no….please….that’s all I…..” The man glared at her and shook her arm again, then pulled her toward him a bit. Becoming more alarmed by the moment, Elizabeth was quite certain there were worse things he could do than take her purse, but she still didn’t wish to lose it or her money. With his free hand, he suddenly produced a very small, but sharp looking blade and moved it toward her throat, until the tip was pressing into the tender skin there. Realizing she had no choice, the girl reluctantly dropped her purse to the floor, so that he could take it. The man glared at her again, then a gleam came to his eye and he pulled her closer still. “What are you doing? I gave you what you wanted…..please, leave me alone….” Elizabeth tried to struggle, but the blade still pressed against her throat, and she was afraid to move too much. To her dismay, he suddenly yanked her against his body and ground his mouth against her own.
Elizabeth felt ill, afraid of what he would do to her now, but suddenly she heard footsteps coming their way. The man heard them also, for he shoved her away from him, causing her to fall backward, hitting her head against the wall. He snatched up her purse and made his escape as she lay there, stunned by the blow to her head.
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