ChaseMePleez
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Sienna Treadstone sat at that bus station wondering if she had just lost her mind by returning to this podunk town. Catahoula, Louisiana was beyond tiny compared to some of the major cities like New Orleans but it was still her hometown. Her sea green eyes scanned the layout of the town she had once called home. Funny how it never felt like much of a home to her. Her alcoholic father had treated her about as well as one would a dog. He had once been a cop in this town until her mother was shot in a failed bank robbery attempt when Sienna was 5 years old.
Sitting there, she could help thinking about her past and the chubby teenager she had once been. Food had been a way of contending with the constant mental and physical abuse she dealt with on a daily basis. No one ever knew. No one could ever know. This town had been one night mare after another that her father's sister finally rescued her from. On a particular day when the beatings had been their worst, Sienna fainted from a concussion that her father had given her.
Her Aunt Maggie had been the only one there at the time. Once she took Sienna to the emergency room she saw the other bruises. Sienna begged her not to have her father arrested because it would kill him. Despite everything she still loved her father. Those few happy memories of him before her mother had died had stuck with her. He hadn't always been that way. Life had made him what he was and it had made her what she was now.
Sienna was uprooted to Monroe, Louisiana where she lived a pretty normal middle class existence that she hadn't had with her father. Aunt Maggie helped her get healthy but she still had issues with her self-esteem even though she could stop traffic with those legs. As time went on, she knew what it was like to live a happy life. She graduated from high school and got a scholarship to get her nursing degree.
She had just turned 25 years old, was working at a hospital in town and doing well. Sienna had a small apartment not too far from her Aunt's home so she was periodically drop in to shoot the breeze or to snag one of Maggie's homemade cookies. Today when she walked into the kitchen, she could tell that something was wrong.
Aunt Maggie?" The older redhead sat her down at the kitchen table. "It's your Daddy, baby. He passed away from a heart attack."
This was a moment she had thought about when she first came to live with her aunt. Sienna thought she would feel relief but she felt a sickening feeling in her stomach and the tears started to fall. There on the kitchen floor she mourned for the father that had hated her for a good part of her existence. Maggie put her on the bus a few days later and said she would follow soon.
Since she was kis daughter, the lawyers needed her to go over some papers as his next of kin. Apparently she was going to picked up by another member of the St. Martin Parish Police Department. The very idea that one of those quacks that had overlooked her father's abuse was meeting was ridiculous. Magggie told her that he was a 'good boy'. Sienna had no idea what that meant but she trusted her aunt's judgment.
Right now there was only one police officer in the parking lot and Sienna wished that it wasn't him. Even after all this time, he hadn't changed one little bit. The body, the swagger and that smile. Jackson Smith Devereaux. He had been one of the asses that tormented her in high school all those years ago. She had hated this guy with a vengeance and the last thing she wanted waas a reunion with the class asshole.
She could hear the idiot asking around for a chubby girl in her 20s. Sienna couldn't help rolling her eyes at his stupidity. He just assumed that she was the same as she was all those years ago. She tried using her phone to find a good taxi service when she made the mistake of looking up and catching his gaze. Sienna's trademark feature were her sea green eyes. Some form of recognition had dawned on the redneck obviously but it looked like he was still trying to decide whether or not to say something.
Sienna got up and grabbed her two bags, walking into the bus station. Letting out a breath of relief when saw the cab parked next to the station, she thought she may have actually gotten away until she felt a hand on her shoulder. She turned to look right into those beautiful eyes and almost growled in frustration. "Something I can do for you?"
Sitting there, she could help thinking about her past and the chubby teenager she had once been. Food had been a way of contending with the constant mental and physical abuse she dealt with on a daily basis. No one ever knew. No one could ever know. This town had been one night mare after another that her father's sister finally rescued her from. On a particular day when the beatings had been their worst, Sienna fainted from a concussion that her father had given her.
Her Aunt Maggie had been the only one there at the time. Once she took Sienna to the emergency room she saw the other bruises. Sienna begged her not to have her father arrested because it would kill him. Despite everything she still loved her father. Those few happy memories of him before her mother had died had stuck with her. He hadn't always been that way. Life had made him what he was and it had made her what she was now.
Sienna was uprooted to Monroe, Louisiana where she lived a pretty normal middle class existence that she hadn't had with her father. Aunt Maggie helped her get healthy but she still had issues with her self-esteem even though she could stop traffic with those legs. As time went on, she knew what it was like to live a happy life. She graduated from high school and got a scholarship to get her nursing degree.
She had just turned 25 years old, was working at a hospital in town and doing well. Sienna had a small apartment not too far from her Aunt's home so she was periodically drop in to shoot the breeze or to snag one of Maggie's homemade cookies. Today when she walked into the kitchen, she could tell that something was wrong.
Aunt Maggie?" The older redhead sat her down at the kitchen table. "It's your Daddy, baby. He passed away from a heart attack."
This was a moment she had thought about when she first came to live with her aunt. Sienna thought she would feel relief but she felt a sickening feeling in her stomach and the tears started to fall. There on the kitchen floor she mourned for the father that had hated her for a good part of her existence. Maggie put her on the bus a few days later and said she would follow soon.
Since she was kis daughter, the lawyers needed her to go over some papers as his next of kin. Apparently she was going to picked up by another member of the St. Martin Parish Police Department. The very idea that one of those quacks that had overlooked her father's abuse was meeting was ridiculous. Magggie told her that he was a 'good boy'. Sienna had no idea what that meant but she trusted her aunt's judgment.
Right now there was only one police officer in the parking lot and Sienna wished that it wasn't him. Even after all this time, he hadn't changed one little bit. The body, the swagger and that smile. Jackson Smith Devereaux. He had been one of the asses that tormented her in high school all those years ago. She had hated this guy with a vengeance and the last thing she wanted waas a reunion with the class asshole.
She could hear the idiot asking around for a chubby girl in her 20s. Sienna couldn't help rolling her eyes at his stupidity. He just assumed that she was the same as she was all those years ago. She tried using her phone to find a good taxi service when she made the mistake of looking up and catching his gaze. Sienna's trademark feature were her sea green eyes. Some form of recognition had dawned on the redneck obviously but it looked like he was still trying to decide whether or not to say something.
Sienna got up and grabbed her two bags, walking into the bus station. Letting out a breath of relief when saw the cab parked next to the station, she thought she may have actually gotten away until she felt a hand on her shoulder. She turned to look right into those beautiful eyes and almost growled in frustration. "Something I can do for you?"