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Amber Hudson
28
5'4
Athletic body, 36c breasts
Dark brunette
Green eyes
Amber lay back on her blanket, spread out in the town square. It was a gorgeous, sunny day, and the temperature was perfect, mid-70's, low humidity. She had decided that, since she was off of work for the summer, what better way to spend the day than soaking up some vitamin D? As a kindergarten teacher, she never could quite get enough of it during the school year.
She had her favorite book with her, a bottle of water, and her earphones were plugged into her phone, music quietly playing. As she focused on the words of her book, a persistent beep came from the earphones, signaling an incoming notification from the headline news app she had downloaded.
The first hurricane of the season, Hurricane Anna, had formed in the tropics, and while the path was still unpredictable, several of the models had it traveling towards the east coast of the United States. Amber put the phone back down and focused on her book again, unfazed by the news.
Hurricanes often came towards the east coast. More often than not, the news played up the weather situation as an emergency and everybody got prepared. Pantries would be stocked with water bottles, batteries, canned food, and radios. Store shelves would be void of bread and toilet paper. The towns would be in a panic. Then, most often than not... the storm would fizzle out, and turn into nothing but a little rain. It happened 9 times out of ten. And the few times that a hurricane really did hit, it rarely did enough damage for anybody to really worry about.
Amber wasnt worried. For now, the sky was blue, the air was warm, and relaxation was all that was on her mind.
28
5'4
Athletic body, 36c breasts
Dark brunette
Green eyes
Amber lay back on her blanket, spread out in the town square. It was a gorgeous, sunny day, and the temperature was perfect, mid-70's, low humidity. She had decided that, since she was off of work for the summer, what better way to spend the day than soaking up some vitamin D? As a kindergarten teacher, she never could quite get enough of it during the school year.
She had her favorite book with her, a bottle of water, and her earphones were plugged into her phone, music quietly playing. As she focused on the words of her book, a persistent beep came from the earphones, signaling an incoming notification from the headline news app she had downloaded.
The first hurricane of the season, Hurricane Anna, had formed in the tropics, and while the path was still unpredictable, several of the models had it traveling towards the east coast of the United States. Amber put the phone back down and focused on her book again, unfazed by the news.
Hurricanes often came towards the east coast. More often than not, the news played up the weather situation as an emergency and everybody got prepared. Pantries would be stocked with water bottles, batteries, canned food, and radios. Store shelves would be void of bread and toilet paper. The towns would be in a panic. Then, most often than not... the storm would fizzle out, and turn into nothing but a little rain. It happened 9 times out of ten. And the few times that a hurricane really did hit, it rarely did enough damage for anybody to really worry about.
Amber wasnt worried. For now, the sky was blue, the air was warm, and relaxation was all that was on her mind.