Mouse Mors

There’s a noise of sticks snapping, and the sound of something hitting heavy hitting the ground, followed by a few quiet swears and almost a soft whine or hissing sort of noise.

The voice stops at the sound of Althea, as if freezing. It’s silent for a few moments before she gets a quiet response from not to far away, maybe a few steps, hidden behind trees.

There’s a sigh of relief and the sound of something resting back against the ground.

Oh! Mouse. You scared me.

Sorry- I kind of tripped and didn’t know you were there.

Althea starts to head to where she heard Mouse last.

Mouse pushes herself to sit up as she hears Althea approaching, not yet remembering the blood and dirt covering her from disposing evidence.

She falls silent as she considers this for a moment before pursing her lips slightly.

Just askin’ Darlin’

Althea blinks when she see Mouse. Honestly though she isn’t too surprised, already given fair warning.

Well, just before I left he was out cold on the pull out. Other than that I think it’s mostly been shock? He seems numb, like he’s shutting down.

Alright, let’s head that way then.

Mouse happily leads the way, humming softly. It doesn’t take long before they get to the cabin, and she finds it strange how she now has two people here, no one but her, her Father and his hunting buddies ever come here. She was told she wasn’t allowed to let people over.

Althea steps into the house, she looks around the place.

Mouse steps in behind her and shuts the door.

I just tried to do what I could.

Althea sighs. She takes one last glance and makes sure he’s tucked in.

This is nice.

You can sit on the bed or at my desk, just make yourself comfortable

Althea plops down on the spiny chair. She takes her hat off and sets it on the desk. She sighs as she runs a hand through her hair.

Mouse glances to the dog bed and her expression sort of drops before she shakes her head.

Oh. I’m sorry.

She blinks, falling silent for a moment before slowly nodding her head, almost unsure. She doesn’t remember the last time someone’s offered her a hug, or actually given her one.

Althea stands up from the chair she was on and holds her arms out wide.

Mouse moves to stand as well, hesitating before answering and stepping closer. She’s reminded of their height difference as she’s forced to look up at Althea.

There’s a noise of sticks snapping, and the sound of something hitting heavy hitting the ground, followed by a few quiet swears and almost a soft whine or hissing sort of noise.

The voice stops at the sound of Althea, as if freezing. It’s silent for a few moments before she gets a quiet response from not to far away, maybe a few steps, hidden behind trees.

There’s a sigh of relief and the sound of something resting back against the ground.

Oh! Mouse. You scared me.

Sorry- I kind of tripped and didn’t know you were there.

Althea starts to head to where she heard Mouse last.

Mouse pushes herself to sit up as she hears Althea approaching, not yet remembering the blood and dirt covering her from disposing evidence.

She falls silent as she considers this for a moment before pursing her lips slightly.

Just askin’ Darlin’

Althea blinks when she see Mouse. Honestly though she isn’t too surprised, already given fair warning.

Well, just before I left he was out cold on the pull out. Other than that I think it’s mostly been shock? He seems numb, like he’s shutting down.

Alright, let’s head that way then.

Mouse happily leads the way, humming softly. It doesn’t take long before they get to the cabin, and she finds it strange how she now has two people here, no one but her, her Father and his hunting buddies ever come here. She was told she wasn’t allowed to let people over.

Althea steps into the house, she looks around the place.

Mouse steps in behind her and shuts the door.

I just tried to do what I could.

Althea sighs. She takes one last glance and makes sure he’s tucked in.

This is nice.

You can sit on the bed or at my desk, just make yourself comfortable

Althea plops down on the spiny chair. She takes her hat off and sets it on the desk. She sighs as she runs a hand through her hair.

Mouse glances to the dog bed and her expression sort of drops before she shakes her head.

Oh. I’m sorry.

She blinks, falling silent for a moment before slowly nodding her head, almost unsure. She doesn’t remember the last time someone’s offered her a hug, or actually given her one.

Althea stands up from the chair she was on and holds her arms out wide.

Mouse moves to stand as well, hesitating before answering and stepping closer. She’s reminded of their height difference as she’s forced to look up at Althea.

There’s a noise of sticks snapping, and the sound of something hitting heavy hitting the ground, followed by a few quiet swears and almost a soft whine or hissing sort of noise.

The voice stops at the sound of Althea, as if freezing. It’s silent for a few moments before she gets a quiet response from not to far away, maybe a few steps, hidden behind trees.

There’s a sigh of relief and the sound of something resting back against the ground.

Oh! Mouse. You scared me.

Sorry- I kind of tripped and didn’t know you were there.

Althea starts to head to where she heard Mouse last.

Mouse pushes herself to sit up as she hears Althea approaching, not yet remembering the blood and dirt covering her from disposing evidence.

She falls silent as she considers this for a moment before pursing her lips slightly.

Just askin’ Darlin’

Althea blinks when she see Mouse. Honestly though she isn’t too surprised, already given fair warning.

Well, just before I left he was out cold on the pull out. Other than that I think it’s mostly been shock? He seems numb, like he’s shutting down.

Alright, let’s head that way then.

Mouse happily leads the way, humming softly. It doesn’t take long before they get to the cabin, and she finds it strange how she now has two people here, no one but her, her Father and his hunting buddies ever come here. She was told she wasn’t allowed to let people over.

Althea steps into the house, she looks around the place.

Mouse steps in behind her and shuts the door.

I just tried to do what I could.

Althea sighs. She takes one last glance and makes sure he’s tucked in.

This is nice.

You can sit on the bed or at my desk, just make yourself comfortable

Althea plops down on the spiny chair. She takes her hat off and sets it on the desk. She sighs as she runs a hand through her hair.

Mouse glances to the dog bed and her expression sort of drops before she shakes her head.

Oh. I’m sorry.

She blinks, falling silent for a moment before slowly nodding her head, almost unsure. She doesn’t remember the last time someone’s offered her a hug, or actually given her one.

There’s a noise of sticks snapping, and the sound of something hitting heavy hitting the ground, followed by a few quiet swears and almost a soft whine or hissing sort of noise.

The voice stops at the sound of Althea, as if freezing. It’s silent for a few moments before she gets a quiet response from not to far away, maybe a few steps, hidden behind trees.

There’s a sigh of relief and the sound of something resting back against the ground.

Oh! Mouse. You scared me.

Sorry- I kind of tripped and didn’t know you were there.

Althea starts to head to where she heard Mouse last.

Mouse pushes herself to sit up as she hears Althea approaching, not yet remembering the blood and dirt covering her from disposing evidence.

She falls silent as she considers this for a moment before pursing her lips slightly.

Just askin’ Darlin’

Althea blinks when she see Mouse. Honestly though she isn’t too surprised, already given fair warning.

Well, just before I left he was out cold on the pull out. Other than that I think it’s mostly been shock? He seems numb, like he’s shutting down.

Alright, let’s head that way then.

Mouse happily leads the way, humming softly. It doesn’t take long before they get to the cabin, and she finds it strange how she now has two people here, no one but her, her Father and his hunting buddies ever come here. She was told she wasn’t allowed to let people over.

Althea steps into the house, she looks around the place.

Mouse steps in behind her and shuts the door.

I just tried to do what I could.

Althea sighs. She takes one last glance and makes sure he’s tucked in.

This is nice.

You can sit on the bed or at my desk, just make yourself comfortable

Althea plops down on the spiny chair. She takes her hat off and sets it on the desk. She sighs as she runs a hand through her hair.

Mouse glances to the dog bed and her expression sort of drops before she shakes her head.

There’s a noise of sticks snapping, and the sound of something hitting heavy hitting the ground, followed by a few quiet swears and almost a soft whine or hissing sort of noise.

The voice stops at the sound of Althea, as if freezing. It’s silent for a few moments before she gets a quiet response from not to far away, maybe a few steps, hidden behind trees.

There’s a sigh of relief and the sound of something resting back against the ground.

Oh! Mouse. You scared me.

Sorry- I kind of tripped and didn’t know you were there.

Althea starts to head to where she heard Mouse last.

Mouse pushes herself to sit up as she hears Althea approaching, not yet remembering the blood and dirt covering her from disposing evidence.

She falls silent as she considers this for a moment before pursing her lips slightly.

Just askin’ Darlin’

Althea blinks when she see Mouse. Honestly though she isn’t too surprised, already given fair warning.

Well, just before I left he was out cold on the pull out. Other than that I think it’s mostly been shock? He seems numb, like he’s shutting down.

Alright, let’s head that way then.

Mouse happily leads the way, humming softly. It doesn’t take long before they get to the cabin, and she finds it strange how she now has two people here, no one but her, her Father and his hunting buddies ever come here. She was told she wasn’t allowed to let people over.

Althea steps into the house, she looks around the place.

Mouse steps in behind her and shuts the door.

I just tried to do what I could.

Althea sighs. She takes one last glance and makes sure he’s tucked in.

This is nice.

You can sit on the bed or at my desk, just make yourself comfortable

There’s a noise of sticks snapping, and the sound of something hitting heavy hitting the ground, followed by a few quiet swears and almost a soft whine or hissing sort of noise.

The voice stops at the sound of Althea, as if freezing. It’s silent for a few moments before she gets a quiet response from not to far away, maybe a few steps, hidden behind trees.

There’s a sigh of relief and the sound of something resting back against the ground.

Oh! Mouse. You scared me.

Sorry- I kind of tripped and didn’t know you were there.

Althea starts to head to where she heard Mouse last.

Mouse pushes herself to sit up as she hears Althea approaching, not yet remembering the blood and dirt covering her from disposing evidence.

She falls silent as she considers this for a moment before pursing her lips slightly.

Just askin’ Darlin’

Althea blinks when she see Mouse. Honestly though she isn’t too surprised, already given fair warning.

Well, just before I left he was out cold on the pull out. Other than that I think it’s mostly been shock? He seems numb, like he’s shutting down.

Alright, let’s head that way then.

Mouse happily leads the way, humming softly. It doesn’t take long before they get to the cabin, and she finds it strange how she now has two people here, no one but her, her Father and his hunting buddies ever come here. She was told she wasn’t allowed to let people over.

Althea steps into the house, she looks around the place.

Mouse steps in behind her and shuts the door.

I just tried to do what I could.

Althea sighs. She takes one last glance and makes sure he’s tucked in.

There’s a noise of sticks snapping, and the sound of something hitting heavy hitting the ground, followed by a few quiet swears and almost a soft whine or hissing sort of noise.

The voice stops at the sound of Althea, as if freezing. It’s silent for a few moments before she gets a quiet response from not to far away, maybe a few steps, hidden behind trees.

There’s a sigh of relief and the sound of something resting back against the ground.

Oh! Mouse. You scared me.

Sorry- I kind of tripped and didn’t know you were there.

Althea starts to head to where she heard Mouse last.

Mouse pushes herself to sit up as she hears Althea approaching, not yet remembering the blood and dirt covering her from disposing evidence.

She falls silent as she considers this for a moment before pursing her lips slightly.

Just askin’ Darlin’

Althea blinks when she see Mouse. Honestly though she isn’t too surprised, already given fair warning.

Well, just before I left he was out cold on the pull out. Other than that I think it’s mostly been shock? He seems numb, like he’s shutting down.

Alright, let’s head that way then.

Mouse happily leads the way, humming softly. It doesn’t take long before they get to the cabin, and she finds it strange how she now has two people here, no one but her, her Father and his hunting buddies ever come here. She was told she wasn’t allowed to let people over.

Althea steps into the house, she looks around the place.

Mouse steps in behind her and shuts the door.

I just tried to do what I could.

There’s a noise of sticks snapping, and the sound of something hitting heavy hitting the ground, followed by a few quiet swears and almost a soft whine or hissing sort of noise.

The voice stops at the sound of Althea, as if freezing. It’s silent for a few moments before she gets a quiet response from not to far away, maybe a few steps, hidden behind trees.

There’s a sigh of relief and the sound of something resting back against the ground.

Oh! Mouse. You scared me.

Sorry- I kind of tripped and didn’t know you were there.

Althea starts to head to where she heard Mouse last.

Mouse pushes herself to sit up as she hears Althea approaching, not yet remembering the blood and dirt covering her from disposing evidence.

She falls silent as she considers this for a moment before pursing her lips slightly.

Just askin’ Darlin’

Althea blinks when she see Mouse. Honestly though she isn’t too surprised, already given fair warning.

Well, just before I left he was out cold on the pull out. Other than that I think it’s mostly been shock? He seems numb, like he’s shutting down.

Alright, let’s head that way then.

Mouse happily leads the way, humming softly. It doesn’t take long before they get to the cabin, and she finds it strange how she now has two people here, no one but her, her Father and his hunting buddies ever come here. She was told she wasn’t allowed to let people over.

Althea steps into the house, she looks around the place.

Mouse steps in behind her and shuts the door.

There’s a noise of sticks snapping, and the sound of something hitting heavy hitting the ground, followed by a few quiet swears and almost a soft whine or hissing sort of noise.

The voice stops at the sound of Althea, as if freezing. It’s silent for a few moments before she gets a quiet response from not to far away, maybe a few steps, hidden behind trees.

There’s a sigh of relief and the sound of something resting back against the ground.

Oh! Mouse. You scared me.

Sorry- I kind of tripped and didn’t know you were there.

Althea starts to head to where she heard Mouse last.

Mouse pushes herself to sit up as she hears Althea approaching, not yet remembering the blood and dirt covering her from disposing evidence.

She falls silent as she considers this for a moment before pursing her lips slightly.

Just askin’ Darlin’

Althea blinks when she see Mouse. Honestly though she isn’t too surprised, already given fair warning.

Well, just before I left he was out cold on the pull out. Other than that I think it’s mostly been shock? He seems numb, like he’s shutting down.

Alright, let’s head that way then.

Mouse happily leads the way, humming softly. It doesn’t take long before they get to the cabin, and she finds it strange how she now has two people here, no one but her, her Father and his hunting buddies ever come here. She was told she wasn’t allowed to let people over.

There’s a noise of sticks snapping, and the sound of something hitting heavy hitting the ground, followed by a few quiet swears and almost a soft whine or hissing sort of noise.

The voice stops at the sound of Althea, as if freezing. It’s silent for a few moments before she gets a quiet response from not to far away, maybe a few steps, hidden behind trees.

There’s a sigh of relief and the sound of something resting back against the ground.

Oh! Mouse. You scared me.

Sorry- I kind of tripped and didn’t know you were there.

Althea starts to head to where she heard Mouse last.

Mouse pushes herself to sit up as she hears Althea approaching, not yet remembering the blood and dirt covering her from disposing evidence.

She falls silent as she considers this for a moment before pursing her lips slightly.

Just askin’ Darlin’

Althea blinks when she see Mouse. Honestly though she isn’t too surprised, already given fair warning.

Well, just before I left he was out cold on the pull out. Other than that I think it’s mostly been shock? He seems numb, like he’s shutting down.

There’s a noise of sticks snapping, and the sound of something hitting heavy hitting the ground, followed by a few quiet swears and almost a soft whine or hissing sort of noise.

The voice stops at the sound of Althea, as if freezing. It’s silent for a few moments before she gets a quiet response from not to far away, maybe a few steps, hidden behind trees.

There’s a sigh of relief and the sound of something resting back against the ground.

Oh! Mouse. You scared me.

Sorry- I kind of tripped and didn’t know you were there.

Althea starts to head to where she heard Mouse last.

Mouse pushes herself to sit up as she hears Althea approaching, not yet remembering the blood and dirt covering her from disposing evidence.

She falls silent as she considers this for a moment before pursing her lips slightly.

Just askin’ Darlin’

There’s a noise of sticks snapping, and the sound of something hitting heavy hitting the ground, followed by a few quiet swears and almost a soft whine or hissing sort of noise.

The voice stops at the sound of Althea, as if freezing. It’s silent for a few moments before she gets a quiet response from not to far away, maybe a few steps, hidden behind trees.

There’s a sigh of relief and the sound of something resting back against the ground.

Oh! Mouse. You scared me.

Sorry- I kind of tripped and didn’t know you were there.

Althea starts to head to where she heard Mouse last.

Mouse pushes herself to sit up as she hears Althea approaching, not yet remembering the blood and dirt covering her from disposing evidence.

She falls silent as she considers this for a moment before pursing her lips slightly.

There’s a noise of sticks snapping, and the sound of something hitting heavy hitting the ground, followed by a few quiet swears and almost a soft whine or hissing sort of noise.

The voice stops at the sound of Althea, as if freezing. It’s silent for a few moments before she gets a quiet response from not to far away, maybe a few steps, hidden behind trees.

There’s a sigh of relief and the sound of something resting back against the ground.

Oh! Mouse. You scared me.

Sorry- I kind of tripped and didn’t know you were there.

Althea starts to head to where she heard Mouse last.

Mouse pushes herself to sit up as she hears Althea approaching, not yet remembering the blood and dirt covering her from disposing evidence.