everbloom
Really Experienced
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- Jul 23, 2010
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This roleplay is closed to Fr33ks33k and I.
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Cara avoided Mr. Jenkins hug. You would think for the person who diagnosed her with Anthropophobia he would refrain from overstepping his boundaries. His hands encircled her waist, pressing the girl to his body. Immediately Cara felt her eyes swimming and her stomach lurch in response.
“Enough!” Cara’s mother called, separating the two with a harsh foot and elbow. Stumbling slightly, she pressed her palm against her head. A cold glare swam in his eyes towards her mother.
“Leave, it’s enough with one person around.” Cara’s mother ordered. The doctor gritted his teeth in response.
“The girl needs me.” He replied. Cara gripped the banister, her blonde hair thread through her fingers.
“Mom!” she cut in, annoyed and nauseas that two grown adults couldn’t even get a lid on their tongues for her sake.
Cara’s mother took Mr. Jenkins by the arm. She wasn’t a strong lady, but the doctor was pushing his sixtieth year compared to her fortieth.
The sound of footsteps on stairs disappeared, each step of there depature making her impending doom lessen. Finally she was left to herself, sitting by the stairs with her palms pressed against her abdomen. A few weeks ago she had thought about saying no to the assignment she was ready to head off on, she had never left home before, at least nothing like this. Now, she couldn’t wait. Her jeep was already loaded with camping gear and the helicopter mounts were bolted to the frame.
In less than five hours, Cara was away from everyone.
It was an amazing experience, to be miles away for any person, city, or car besides her jeep. For the first time she felt as if she was happy. Before pulling her tent out from her Jeep she experimented with her camera and various angles. For being in the mountains, she found it surprisingly green.
With a little exploring through her camera’s lens, a path leading to a dwarf tree caught her eye. The base grew up and forked less than a foot off the ground into light green leaves. Sneaking up on it as if the tree were an animal, she focused her camera. Pressing the sliver button down the camera snapped her first picture.
Quickly she viewed her work and her heart shaped lips became gently pulled by her teeth as she suppressed a confident smile. It was her first picture and she already felt like she was doing an amazing job. Tilting her camera over she looked at her watched briefly. She hadn’t expected to see that it was pushing on nine o’clock. Glancing at the horizon she figured it was time for her to head back.
Inside the jeep she scavenged for her orange tent. She was going to place it on a high rock that she could only reach by climbing. There were wild animals out her, but she had been assured that if she kept vigilant, and camped up in a place she couldn’t get to unless she climbed, that she would be alright.
Just in case, her mother had packed her a pistol.
Just before midnight, Cara had set everything up. She didn’t have time to shower that night since it would be dangerous to look for water at this time. Instead she set up the radio and called her mother as she had promised before she left.
“Mom?”
“Cara!” her mother’s voice echoed over the speakers with a crackled clarity.
“How is everything darling? Are you okay? I was afraid those mounts for your jeep would just fall right off and make a pancake out of you!”
Cara laughed, than pressed the button to speak.
“I’m fine.” She said, trying hard not to all out laugh. “This place is amazing mom, I wish…” she quickly moved on. “I already got a good picture.”
“Oh really? Can you send it to me?”
“I haven’t set up the internet and what-not yet, but I will tomorrow I am so tired.” She responded with a side glance at her tent that was lit up by the flash light she had left on within it.
Her mother sounded sympathetic. “Go to sleep than honey.”
“Thanks mom, I love you.”
“I love you too.” Cara put down the receiver and crawled into her tent.
Despite how dingy Cara felt, she trekked off her hill in search of water. She had passed a stream on her way to higher ground the day before, and she figured she would follow it with her Jeep for as long as she could today in hopes of finding the sourse. Out here, there were no worries of someone taking your car, unless Elk could drive. Just in case, Cara carried her pistol. You never know when an Elk might want your jeep.
Off roading through the rocks and shrubs she found the small stream she had seen earlier the other day. She listened hard to the wind, and decided the sound of water was coming from her right before she took off down that way. Not twenty minutes later did she hit a peak that her Jeep couldn’t cross.
With her bathing bag in hand she trekked over to find the source not more than a hundred yards away from the rock she now stood on. Holding her hands together in a prayer manner, Cara climbed down.
The water was pure blue with cinnamon and ivory colored sand lining the whole little pond. The sight made her eyes glitter in presense she couldn't describe. On instinct she looked around before stripping out of her clothes. The laid in a pile in sand as she cautiously dipped her toe in the water surface to have her suspicion confirmed, it was cold as hell. Lowering herself on her heels, she debated what approach to take.
Dive in or ease.
She knew that easing in would be excruciatingly cold and eventually she willed herself to jump.
The water felt like a frozen cloth that wrapped itself up and around her body as the wake closed her head. Quickly she kicked herself up, coughing lightly at the crushing feeling it caused in her chest. She shook from the impact and ran shampoo as quickly as she could through her mane.
Feeling clean enough, she climbed out on a large rock that dipped right into the pong from the small beach. The sun had rested his gaze on it for hours, and the solid form had grown warm. She melted into its embrace on her side, her blonde hair now a thick wet mass of brown waves on its surface.
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