"Ugh, this is so hard to carryyy!" I
groaned.
"Aw, don't even think about it, sweety, do you want to have a roof over your head or not?!
"Ugh, fine."
I thought we were going to do something simple like, doing the dishes or hanging up bloomers on a rack or something, seriously what kind of chores is this?!
This girl was making us carry heavy logs on our shoulders to and fro, whilst she was lounging around on a deck chair sipping happily away on some sort of drink? How unfair.
I passed by Alex on my 3rd round back.
"Tired out already snowflake?" He teased.
I rolled my eyes, how arrogant.
It took us 20 whole rounds until we had finally had 0 logs left to carry.
Huff..huff..
Me and Alex were both so tired that we collapsed under a tree.
"Oof..huff..huff..my poor bones.."
Alex said wearily.
"You think your bones hurt?! That arrogant little child had me carry two extra once she found out I wasn't sweating enough!"
I suddenly felt a hard bonk on my head
"Yowch! What was that for?!" I groaned.
"That's for calling me an arrogant little child! Yall looked like a bunch of log carrying idiots!"
I heard a squeaky voice call out
"L-log carrying i-idiots?!"
"Well I-"
"MiSS GIRL, Do you want a free room or what?"
"Ugh, finee sorryy.." I said remorsefully
"Ugh! Fine, but just stop calling me a child, sugarcube, I'm twenty one!"
"T-twenty one!?" Alex and I yelped.
"What, yall are acting like you aint ever saw a midget with Sass before."
"T-thats because we havent-"
"SHUT YO BADONKADONK, STANKY, FOUL MOUTH UP, Miss girl!"
"Now shut up and follow me."
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The Wind's End
Historická literaturaYour father is forcing you to marry someone you have never met. The night before the wedding you tie your sheets together and make an escape through the window. Half way down you make eye contact with someone doing the exact same thing a few windows...
