MarieDavisRPs
Real Life Streaker
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- Jan 15, 2021
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"One Good Deed..."
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I am looking for a male partner.
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NOTE:
I am looking for a male partner.
PM first; don't post without permission.
Thanks a bunch!
Marie had been raiding the little ranch nearly every day, ever since stumbling upon it almost three weeks ago. She never took much, though, not wanting the man and teenage boy living there to suspect that something was amiss. And she never visiting the farm unless she saw both of them heading out into the forest to check the snares they'd set there or go fishing in the nearby creek.
Her loot was generally what she hoped would be insignificant and unmissed by the pair. She typically took just a chicken egg, sometimes two; they had eight laying hens in total, but since not all of them laid each day, Marie hoped that her take would be written off as the result of aging chickens.
She often dug up some vegetables from the garden, too, and once even raided their root cellar. She lifted the front of her dress and filled it with potatoes, onions, and winter squash they'd harvested the previous season.
When she couldn't get to the coops or garden, she often filched from their snares.
She'd taken two rabbits and three squirrels over the past fifteen days. It was probably more than she should have taken, but resetting the snares each time had apparently left them satisfied that the traps simply weren't being visited by prey.
Marie had been very cautious but apparently not cautious enough. Today, she'd watched them head for the woods to the west, then hurried up to the chicken coop from the east to get breakfast. She found a still-warm egg under a hen she knew always performed and turned to leave, only to find herself face to face with the older of the two males.
She froze with a shocked look upon her face, and he simply stared at her with a similar expression. Marie was in fear for her life, of course; the world in which she'd grown up was a harsh one, with most people having little concern for the life of those not close to them. The man was holding a farming tool with which he could easily kill her, and Marie was certain she'd met her end.
Quickly, she threw the egg in her hand at the man's head, then reached into the laying rack with both hands and came out with chickens dangling by their necks. "Let me go, or I'll break their necks! Right now! Let me go right now, or they're dead!"
She knew that the violence she was threatening was significant; before the plague that had nearly rendered the Human Race extinct, two chickens had been something you casually bought at KFC to feed your friends when you'd invited them over for the ballgame. But a pair of laying hens today? They were like gold!