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The journey from England to Africa had been a long and arduous one. Jane had spent far too many weeks in the cramped ship, sleeping nearly side by side with Clayton, her father, and a variety of strange men in tight quarters. Jane was the only woman on the ship, and it had been incredibly hard to find any privacy.
She was relieved to finally be off the confines of the ship and on the coastal jungle. Standing on the shores of the beach and seeing the vast, vibrant greenness of the jungle before her almost made the whole trip worth it…but as grand as the environment was, it was the gorillas that Jane and her father were really after. They wanted to study them, prove they weren’t just mindless beasts but intelligent, familial animals.
They’d set up camp in the jungle about a week ago, and looked for the gorillas each day, but there hadn’t even been a sign of them. It was beginning to get disheartening, especially because they only had a few weeks here, but Jane knew she mustn't give up hope. Today they were scouting for gorillas again, and as usual Clayon was being anything but helpful.
An earsplitting boom resounded throughout the jungle as Clayton, overconfident hunter that he was, shot haphazardly into the trees.
“Clayton!” Jane said his name angrily.“Would you please stop shooting at every little sound? You’re going to scare off the gorillas!”
“Your father hired me to protect you, if you do recall. I am merely doing what I was hired to do,” Clayton said back irritatingly. Another snap of a twig in the forest and Clayton pointed his gun in its direction.
The young woman in the bright yellow dress strode over to her so-called protector and lowered his rifle for him as forcefully as a lady could in a pretty white glove. Her patience was wearing thin.
“Mr. Clayton, please. Daddy may act young, but he’s getting on in years. A few years more and he may not have been able to do this trip. That’s why it’s so important we get to study the gorillas before the ship comes back at the end of the month!”
“I am aware of our purpose here, Miss Porter, trust me,” Clayton assured her, smiling snidely. Jane didn’t like something in his smile. It seemed almost… sinister.
“If you understand our purpose here, then stop shooting at every little sound,” she insisted.
Clayton sighed and lowered his rifle. “Very well, Miss Porter.”
The Porters and Clayton both had interest in the gorillas, but in greatly different ways.
Jane waited with Clayton for their father to catch up with them. He wasn’t far behind. As her small father emerged behind a giant jungle ferm, he had an excited look on his face.
“Daddy? What is it?” Jane asked, feeling the excitement radiating off of him. She hadn’t seen him look so delighted since they’d landed ashore.
“Jane!” he exclaimed. “You’re not going to believe this! There’s a nest! A gorilla nest! Oh, you’ve got to see, come, come!” He disappeared into the jungle again just as swiftly as he’d come, seeming to have gotten 10 years younger in his excitement.
Clayton was even faster than Jane to make his way after him. He practically pushed her out of the way in his haste. Jane was about to follow, but a tug at her skirt startled her. She turned to see a tiny monkey pulling at the train of her poofy skirt.
“Oh Daddy! Come back! Clayton!” she called in a loud whisper, but they were already off to the gorilla nests.
Jane turned her attention to the adorable baby monkey. He seemed to be grinning at her! She fumbled to grab her sketchpad in time as the tiny monkey circled around her. She couldn’t miss this! This was a real life monkey, better than an empty gorilla nest.
She began to sketch the creature - it was transfixed with her so it’s attention was held easily enough. Jane too was transfixed with it. It was nice to be away from her father and Clayton as well. It was just Jane and this monkey, two species meeting for the first time. Jane had to capture this moment. In a few minutes Jane produced a rough sketch of the monkey. The little thing came up to her side, as if interested. Jane smiled.
“Do you like it?” she asked.
The baby monkey gave her a curious look then cocked its head at her and tried to snatch the sketch from her hand.
“Oh no, I’m sorry, but you can’t have it,” Jane said. She attempted to yank it out of his grasp but the little creature was insistent!
She played keepaway with the monkey for a time. She jumped up on a log as the monkey tried climbing her body next in an attempt to get his portrait.
Jane started to laugh as his little hands tickled her lower back as he tried to climb his way up her bustle. She was so busy goofing off with the little monkey she didn’t notice an evil presence watching them through the dense forest. The little monkey didn’t notice either, but his family did.
The next thing Jane knew she was surrounded by a horde of monkeys! So many they blocked her from view of the evil presence. They started making awfully loud noises and reaching for her.
“Oh… oh no…” she said, raising her hands defensively. “Um, listen, please, you can have the picture - just take it.” She tossed it towards the baby monkey and began to make her way through the monkey horde slowly, trying to move in the direction she’d come, but each step she took seemed to make them more and more feral.
Unbeknownst to Jane, the evil jungle cat lurking in the shadows was the reason for the monkeys’ frantic behavior. Jane tried to run away, but as she was heading in the direction of the tiger the monkeys' panicked even more. They tried to block her path, which only frightened her more. Jane began to run. The tiger hidden in the jungle smiled evilly - this prey was just too easy.
Just before Jane stumbled straight into the tiger’s claws, she was suddenly swept up by a strong, very much human, hand. Jane screamed as she was scooped up by the waist and started soaring high through the air back in the direction of the monkeys. She was safe from the danger beneath, but very much worried about the danger around and above! Jane was terrified she was going to knock into a tree.
But whoever was carrying her had excellent agility, and she did not have to worry as they weaved through the trees with ease.
“Oh my god. Put me down! Put me down!” she insisted. Her legs started flailing. She looked up towards the stranger, and saw a man naked from the waist up, with long, tangled hair and a sharp jawline. He was wearing a loincloth, an actual loincloth! Jane thought it was safe to assume he hadn’t been a stowaway on the ship with them.
The wild man leapt from vine to vine. Her body jostled each time he transitioned to the next vine. Her hat fell to the forest floor. His grip on her waist was tight and uncomfortable.
“I demand you put me down this instant!!” she yelled.
He seemed to comply and leapt from a vine to a thick branch, but it was only to reposition her. He lifted her high and swung her around, placing her at his back and yanking her legs around his waist in some sort of piggy-back fashion. Jane would have protested, but she’d finally noticed the tiger in the distance. It slashed the small, helpless monkeys out of the way in pursuit of the real prize: human meat.
Jane screamed and grabbed around the man’s shoulders tightly. Confident now she would not let go, the wild man leapt off the branch and began moving through the trees again, leaping from vine to vine like an acrobat. Jane’s hands clutched at his chest, felt the muscles moving beneath his skin as he maneuvered them with ease. She was so scared she would lose her strength and fall down to the jungle floor below.
The monkeys and the tiger were still in pursuit. Jane refused to look back, but she could hear their calls from behind her.
Jane’s heart pounded as they soared through the air. Her thighs clenched around his waist and her hands clutched his chest tightly. Her breasts pressed against his bare, muscular back.
The jungle man took a sharp turn all of a sudden. Jane screamed and the worst happened - she lost her grip and began to fall to the jungle floor below!
Her life didn’t quite flash before her eyes but she could hear her friends' voices echoing in her mind, scolding her for going on such a dangerous trip in the pursuit of research. At this moment, Jane wished she’d listened to them.
But like a miracle, he saved her again! The wild man came back for her, swept in on a low vine and grabbed her by the foot, then swung her up against his body, this time facing him. He grunted and placed a hand under her bottom as Jane clung to him, this time holding on for dear life in the front instead of the back. With one hand securing her to him, the other grabbed yet another vine and they were off again.
Jane could hardly believe this! It felt like she was flying… kind of… if flying were a two person endeavor. From this angle, she could see the monkeys in the distance - they finally seemed to be slowing. Jane sighed in relief, but she still feared the tiger, though for now there didn’t seem to be any sign of him.
At last their jungle joyride came to an end when the wild man landed them onto an old tree branch with a great thud. The force of their landing caused the tree branch to splinter and crack. Jane felt the branch giving way beneath her.
The jungle man was quick to act. He swung them around so she was on the side closest to the tree trunk, but as the lone branch started to fall, he had to move closer to her. His body pressed against hers, his arms extended on either side of her head, trapping her in. She felt his hard, naked body against her through her dress. His loincloth seemed to have stiffened up a bit at their closeness. He leaned down to her neck, and Jane wondered if he was about to kiss her! But then, he began to sniff her instead!
She was relieved to finally be off the confines of the ship and on the coastal jungle. Standing on the shores of the beach and seeing the vast, vibrant greenness of the jungle before her almost made the whole trip worth it…but as grand as the environment was, it was the gorillas that Jane and her father were really after. They wanted to study them, prove they weren’t just mindless beasts but intelligent, familial animals.
They’d set up camp in the jungle about a week ago, and looked for the gorillas each day, but there hadn’t even been a sign of them. It was beginning to get disheartening, especially because they only had a few weeks here, but Jane knew she mustn't give up hope. Today they were scouting for gorillas again, and as usual Clayon was being anything but helpful.
An earsplitting boom resounded throughout the jungle as Clayton, overconfident hunter that he was, shot haphazardly into the trees.
“Clayton!” Jane said his name angrily.“Would you please stop shooting at every little sound? You’re going to scare off the gorillas!”
“Your father hired me to protect you, if you do recall. I am merely doing what I was hired to do,” Clayton said back irritatingly. Another snap of a twig in the forest and Clayton pointed his gun in its direction.
The young woman in the bright yellow dress strode over to her so-called protector and lowered his rifle for him as forcefully as a lady could in a pretty white glove. Her patience was wearing thin.
“Mr. Clayton, please. Daddy may act young, but he’s getting on in years. A few years more and he may not have been able to do this trip. That’s why it’s so important we get to study the gorillas before the ship comes back at the end of the month!”
“I am aware of our purpose here, Miss Porter, trust me,” Clayton assured her, smiling snidely. Jane didn’t like something in his smile. It seemed almost… sinister.
“If you understand our purpose here, then stop shooting at every little sound,” she insisted.
Clayton sighed and lowered his rifle. “Very well, Miss Porter.”
The Porters and Clayton both had interest in the gorillas, but in greatly different ways.
Jane waited with Clayton for their father to catch up with them. He wasn’t far behind. As her small father emerged behind a giant jungle ferm, he had an excited look on his face.
“Daddy? What is it?” Jane asked, feeling the excitement radiating off of him. She hadn’t seen him look so delighted since they’d landed ashore.
“Jane!” he exclaimed. “You’re not going to believe this! There’s a nest! A gorilla nest! Oh, you’ve got to see, come, come!” He disappeared into the jungle again just as swiftly as he’d come, seeming to have gotten 10 years younger in his excitement.
Clayton was even faster than Jane to make his way after him. He practically pushed her out of the way in his haste. Jane was about to follow, but a tug at her skirt startled her. She turned to see a tiny monkey pulling at the train of her poofy skirt.
“Oh Daddy! Come back! Clayton!” she called in a loud whisper, but they were already off to the gorilla nests.
Jane turned her attention to the adorable baby monkey. He seemed to be grinning at her! She fumbled to grab her sketchpad in time as the tiny monkey circled around her. She couldn’t miss this! This was a real life monkey, better than an empty gorilla nest.
She began to sketch the creature - it was transfixed with her so it’s attention was held easily enough. Jane too was transfixed with it. It was nice to be away from her father and Clayton as well. It was just Jane and this monkey, two species meeting for the first time. Jane had to capture this moment. In a few minutes Jane produced a rough sketch of the monkey. The little thing came up to her side, as if interested. Jane smiled.
“Do you like it?” she asked.
The baby monkey gave her a curious look then cocked its head at her and tried to snatch the sketch from her hand.
“Oh no, I’m sorry, but you can’t have it,” Jane said. She attempted to yank it out of his grasp but the little creature was insistent!
She played keepaway with the monkey for a time. She jumped up on a log as the monkey tried climbing her body next in an attempt to get his portrait.
Jane started to laugh as his little hands tickled her lower back as he tried to climb his way up her bustle. She was so busy goofing off with the little monkey she didn’t notice an evil presence watching them through the dense forest. The little monkey didn’t notice either, but his family did.
The next thing Jane knew she was surrounded by a horde of monkeys! So many they blocked her from view of the evil presence. They started making awfully loud noises and reaching for her.
“Oh… oh no…” she said, raising her hands defensively. “Um, listen, please, you can have the picture - just take it.” She tossed it towards the baby monkey and began to make her way through the monkey horde slowly, trying to move in the direction she’d come, but each step she took seemed to make them more and more feral.
Unbeknownst to Jane, the evil jungle cat lurking in the shadows was the reason for the monkeys’ frantic behavior. Jane tried to run away, but as she was heading in the direction of the tiger the monkeys' panicked even more. They tried to block her path, which only frightened her more. Jane began to run. The tiger hidden in the jungle smiled evilly - this prey was just too easy.
Just before Jane stumbled straight into the tiger’s claws, she was suddenly swept up by a strong, very much human, hand. Jane screamed as she was scooped up by the waist and started soaring high through the air back in the direction of the monkeys. She was safe from the danger beneath, but very much worried about the danger around and above! Jane was terrified she was going to knock into a tree.
But whoever was carrying her had excellent agility, and she did not have to worry as they weaved through the trees with ease.
“Oh my god. Put me down! Put me down!” she insisted. Her legs started flailing. She looked up towards the stranger, and saw a man naked from the waist up, with long, tangled hair and a sharp jawline. He was wearing a loincloth, an actual loincloth! Jane thought it was safe to assume he hadn’t been a stowaway on the ship with them.
The wild man leapt from vine to vine. Her body jostled each time he transitioned to the next vine. Her hat fell to the forest floor. His grip on her waist was tight and uncomfortable.
“I demand you put me down this instant!!” she yelled.
He seemed to comply and leapt from a vine to a thick branch, but it was only to reposition her. He lifted her high and swung her around, placing her at his back and yanking her legs around his waist in some sort of piggy-back fashion. Jane would have protested, but she’d finally noticed the tiger in the distance. It slashed the small, helpless monkeys out of the way in pursuit of the real prize: human meat.
Jane screamed and grabbed around the man’s shoulders tightly. Confident now she would not let go, the wild man leapt off the branch and began moving through the trees again, leaping from vine to vine like an acrobat. Jane’s hands clutched at his chest, felt the muscles moving beneath his skin as he maneuvered them with ease. She was so scared she would lose her strength and fall down to the jungle floor below.
The monkeys and the tiger were still in pursuit. Jane refused to look back, but she could hear their calls from behind her.
Jane’s heart pounded as they soared through the air. Her thighs clenched around his waist and her hands clutched his chest tightly. Her breasts pressed against his bare, muscular back.
The jungle man took a sharp turn all of a sudden. Jane screamed and the worst happened - she lost her grip and began to fall to the jungle floor below!
Her life didn’t quite flash before her eyes but she could hear her friends' voices echoing in her mind, scolding her for going on such a dangerous trip in the pursuit of research. At this moment, Jane wished she’d listened to them.
But like a miracle, he saved her again! The wild man came back for her, swept in on a low vine and grabbed her by the foot, then swung her up against his body, this time facing him. He grunted and placed a hand under her bottom as Jane clung to him, this time holding on for dear life in the front instead of the back. With one hand securing her to him, the other grabbed yet another vine and they were off again.
Jane could hardly believe this! It felt like she was flying… kind of… if flying were a two person endeavor. From this angle, she could see the monkeys in the distance - they finally seemed to be slowing. Jane sighed in relief, but she still feared the tiger, though for now there didn’t seem to be any sign of him.
At last their jungle joyride came to an end when the wild man landed them onto an old tree branch with a great thud. The force of their landing caused the tree branch to splinter and crack. Jane felt the branch giving way beneath her.
The jungle man was quick to act. He swung them around so she was on the side closest to the tree trunk, but as the lone branch started to fall, he had to move closer to her. His body pressed against hers, his arms extended on either side of her head, trapping her in. She felt his hard, naked body against her through her dress. His loincloth seemed to have stiffened up a bit at their closeness. He leaned down to her neck, and Jane wondered if he was about to kiss her! But then, he began to sniff her instead!