When There Is Nothing Left But Love (Ashton And Scarlett)

“Damn! How are we going to get out of here? It’s a sea of mountains!” One woman exclaimed in shock.

Nora looked at the hill range that seemed to go on forever. Holding onto her forehead, she was probably starting to feel restless, just like I was.

Nevertheless, she sighed, “Let’s move on. There’s no way we can’t find our way out.”

Easier said than done. We went around in circles for who knew how long, moving from one hill to another.

The sky got darker and darker while the women got worried. “I think we should find a place to rest. If we continue walking like this, I’m afraid we may bump into some wild animals that live here. That would be bad.”

That was not an unreasonable request. At first, everything seemed fine, as we were able to identify traces of human passage. But after walking for several hours, as we ventured deeper and deeper into the forest, I realized there were almost no traces of human beings left.

Nora turned to face us. She went silent for a while and eventually agreed. “Okay, let’s find a place to rest for the night.”

We had no means of making fire. We had made our impromptu escape without bringing along extra clothes or food.

Fortunately, after walking for a little while longer, we found a large and sturdy tree with a giant hole underneath its roots. Someone must have dug it out some time ago. The size of the entrance, however, was barely accommodating.

As women, we were relatively petite in size, so we had little issue crawling into the hole.

hole. Night had fallen. Each of us reluctantly found

and I, the names of the three other women with us remained

began to make

She looked to be in her mid-thirties and was on the chubby side, which might be due to hormonal imbalance. Her cheeks had been visibly covered in acne for

village in the southwest. Her name was Tessa Dixon. She was a bit plump with medium-length hair. Her eyebrows

talked, I got to learn

turned out not to be the case. Perhaps they just wanted women. Any woman would do. As

to get some rest. I heard Tessa

chanting was not exactly loud, but in the quiet forest it sounded

and Laurel were understandably scared, but they stayed curled up

Her brows arched, she told Tessa what we were all thinking about. “Hey, we all know that you believe in God, but can you please recite your prayers in your mind, and not say it out loud? You’re going to attract wildlife if you go on

by the interruption, produced a furious retort. “God

and, when the chanting resumed, said, “Look, if it means so much to you,

quiet after

Neither had anything to

us, nothing happened during the night.

The next day.

ears. By the time I woke up, Tessa had