At Kevin's Mercy 2: Reclaimed

27. Alone in the woods

It's been a few days since we've escaped Kevin's dad and Kevin has been busy shopping to replace some things.
With all the money he has he wasn't going to risk going back to his car or the vacation house for his stuff.
No, even I could understand that his father would most likely be lurking at those places to get back at him.
Still he wanted some things back, his beloved car being one of those things.
From what I got, listening to his phone calls, Felix had the car towed to some garage to get it fixed and checked out for bugs.
Emile and some guy named Alexander had emptied the house so Kevin could sell it.
I still wondered what they thought finding all the sex related items scattered in that place.
It was embarrassing knowing that Emile's seen my face so he knows who those toys were used on.

With Kevin out to shop again today, I was alone in the house.
I didn't like it and found it made me nervous, even if every door and window was locked down.
Of course I knew that was so Kevin wouldn't worry about me leaving.
And yes with the locks Kevin uses it should also keep others out, but after almost getting raped by that creep I'd rather stay close to Kevin.
Knowing how he wanted me for himself felt safe, he wouldn't let anyone else get to me.
It wasn't a problem as long as he was somewhere in the house, but him leaving for groceries or some other errand left me feeling uneasy.
The feeling was silly, I knew that.
Kevin was no better then his father but still... I felt at ease with him.
He was the first one that made me feel special, made me feel irreplaceable.
I mean... he was hellbent on making sure I stayed his.

A movement near the window caught my attention.
The view here wasn't as wide as at the other house, there I could see all the way up the lake.
Here there were trees and more trees, all blocking my view.
Carefully I stalked to the window to see what was going on.
Was someone dangerous, like Kevin's dad, sneaking around the house?
Do I need to hide?

When I saw what it was my heart nearly stopped, thankfully not from fear but excitement.
There was a mother deer with a young fawn casually strolling around the pasture near the house, both peacefully eating the grass.
I stayed as still as possible while I watched the two wild animals go about their daily business.
It was, as with most of the animals I would see from the window, a nice distraction from my thoughts and made me wish I could be out there too.
Suddenly they looked up, staring at the direction I knew the road to the house was and quickly dashed off.
Not long after that I heard the lock on the door.
Kevin was finally back.
Before he was even able to open the door I was already standing at the hallway waiting anxiously for him to enter.

"You're back."

I sighed relieved, while I ran up to him for the hug he always wanted to have.
Kevin smiled when he looked down at me, dropping the bags from one hand to hug me back.

"Someone's happy to see me."

He chuckled as I buried my face in his chest, feeling his arm around me was already making my anxiety go down.
I hummed content, I was happy to see him.
More specifically I was happy I wasn't alone anymore.
With him here I wasn't so scared of what his father might do.

"Just before you got back I saw a fawn and it's mother from the window."

I said while trying to sound as casual as I could.
He doesn't need to know how relieved I was he was back.
I know he loves it if I depend on him, no need to give him more idea's on how to make that happen.

"That's nice."

Kevin replied while ushering me towards the kitchen where he dumped the bags on the counter and started to unpack.
It looked like he had been to some clothing stores to replace both our wardrobes.
For the moment I wasn't interested to know what kind of clothes he got me.
I already know half of it wasn't going to cover enough of my body, but that was something I knew I had to accept.
It was a small price to pay to make sure Kevin stayed happy.
Kevin looked content while he held out a few items in front of me to picture how I would look in them.
Should I ask him?
The weather had been so nice for the past few days and I felt so cooped up being forced to stay inside most of the time.
There had only been a few times were Kevin let me go outside, most of those times because he wanted to play a game but I really wanted some fresh air.
Now seems as good a time as any to ask...