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I ran with the wallet and plastic bag of groceries that I had stolen from the chubby man with fawn hair and dull, grey eyes. "Hey! thief! get back here!" he shouted angrily.
I grinned as I turned my head to look at the idiot. "Aint happening, bud. but don't blame me, your the one who left his guard down!" I called back, my voice was slightly muffled by the long (h/c) hair that had tangled itself over my mucky face. he made an annoyed sound before bending over and gasping for breath. I laughed out loud and continued to run. today was a special day; it was the day I travelled to London after all! a phrase bounced around my head as it always did when I stole, though I couldn't remember where I had heard it: there are 2 types of people in this world, those who steal, and those who are stolen from. so true.
I crossed the busy road, dodging a silver Audi and crossing the path of a lady with a pram. I ran past the carpark, through the beautiful park that was always green, leaping over fences as I went. until I reached a large oak tree with a tartan picnic blanket spread amid the twisting boughs and a brass candle lantern which was blown out hanging from a twig - it was tied with a small, frayed, white ribbon. the burgundy leaves that had not long ago been a healthy moss green shade fluttered from the branches and tumbled to the ground in the light, autumn breeze. this had been my home for the last 2 months. it was September, 2016 and I was 14 years of age. when I was 10, my family was murdered and I, being the only survivor, was accused of the devious crime. the coppers chased me and I ran. I was and still am the hider in this little game of hide and seek known as 'life, get over it'
I traced the damp tree carefully with my hand, searching with my shimmering (e/c) eyes for the secret foot space. it was hidden in the soft, wet moss and if I remembered correctly, was on the North-East side of the tree. my (s/c) hand stroked the bark until it reached a slightly spongey patch and I traced it, finding the boundries. I nodded to myself, it was indeed the foot space.
when I reached the picnic blanket, I climbed into it, making little crumples and crunch sounds as twigs broke beneath my weight. I kneeled in the centre and opened the plastic bag to find: a loaf of pre-sliced tiger bread; a (f/c) hoodie with a large pocket on the front that I put in my blue backpack; some eggs; mild chedder cheese block and -ah, what rotten luck for him- a new iPhone 6S still in the box. I haven't had a phone in ages (since Tokyo last year) it was silver and the screen was smooth and glossy. this would come in handy for sure! it would need a sim....
I rummaged through the small, red and black toolbox and found the sim card from the phone in Tokyo, it was Japanese but I doubt that would make a difference. (I had smashed the dead phone and kept the parts as spares in a toolbox alongside my hammer, spanner, screwdriver and screws.) I placed the delicate card in the slim sim slot.
a perfect fit!
I started to pack up my stuff. my stuffed Bitter Rabbit, my tools, an old Manga that I haven't read since I was just a little girl, my (f/book) book, the picnic blanket, a worn out cushion, a coat and my food supply. it was all there; not much, I know. I heaved the backpack over my shoulder and climbed back down the tree. I better start walking, its a long, long way to London. it had been an old dream of mine to live in London. cant really recall why though.
I took the old country lane out of (w/y/l) humming 'Monochrome No Kiss' I had known that song since I was 9. back when life was good, normal. I passed the sign that warned me that I was leaving town and I jumped up and smacked it making a satisfying tonk. I wont be missing this place, not one bit. the kids would shout and throw stuff at me as I passed, the adults would pushed passed me and the poshos would hold their noses in disgust. some of them would even call me a thieving rat. true, I am a thief but no way and never will I be a dirty, disease infested rodent. what would be the problem if I was though? rats are timid creatures that survive.
my name is (y/n) (l/n) and I am going to the home of Her Majesty Elizabeth II.
howdy! I hope yall enjoyed the first chapter! I hope you have also read my story She-Wolf and if not then please do. it is a mystery black butler x reader story in which you are the last Wolf Demon. I'm sorry that this chapter is quite short but I have my half brothers party soon and I need to start walking to his house. yall can call me Xena if ya want.
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Fanfictionyou have been running from the law for years. since you were 10 and got accused for your parents murder, you are homeless, hungry and now 14. you move to London, England from (wherever you live) and decide to stay in an abandoned apartment. it has a...