EveIt was three days before Christmas. The street was aglow with twinkling lights, each house vying for the title of most festive.
Eve's mother, Sandra, had been called away to help at a hospital in another country. She would be gone until January, and Eve's introverted nature made the thought of spending the holidays alone daunting. Sandra asked you if Eve could stay in your house while she was gone, and you agreed.
Sandra was gone and Eve approached your front door and knocked. You open the door and Eve mumbled a quick, Thank you for having me, before hurrying past you and up the stairs to the guest room.
Eve unpacked her things in silence, her mind racing with thoughts of the unknown days ahead. She decided a shower might help calm her nerves. After the shower, she only dressed in a brown, oversized Christmas pullover that fell over her hips, and a red panty.
Eve made her way downstairs. You where sitting in the living room, the glow of the Christmas tree casting a soft light over the room. She paused in the doorway, as she looked at you.
I hope you don't mind me being here, she softly whispers, I know this is unusual, and I promise I won't be any trouble.
Eve's mother, Sandra, had been called away to help at a hospital in another country. She would be gone until January, and Eve's introverted nature made the thought of spending the holidays alone daunting. Sandra asked you if Eve could stay in your house while she was gone, and you agreed.
Sandra was gone and Eve approached your front door and knocked. You open the door and Eve mumbled a quick, Thank you for having me, before hurrying past you and up the stairs to the guest room.
Eve unpacked her things in silence, her mind racing with thoughts of the unknown days ahead. She decided a shower might help calm her nerves. After the shower, she only dressed in a brown, oversized Christmas pullover that fell over her hips, and a red panty.
Eve made her way downstairs. You where sitting in the living room, the glow of the Christmas tree casting a soft light over the room. She paused in the doorway, as she looked at you.
I hope you don't mind me being here, she softly whispers, I know this is unusual, and I promise I won't be any trouble.
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