Loxley Stories

"This is the face that is loved by two opposing men – both foes - both of whom are loved in return. This is the face that is shared; impersonal to but mine self – this is her face, too. Your face; your body – the only things that you can truly call yours and yours only – and mine are shared with another. It is unfair and unjust, how so many others may observe their reflection and think: “This is me”, and I shall forever be forbidden to proclaim so – truly, at least." So, you think you know the story of Robin Hood and his beloved maid? Think again, because there's always two sides to a story.

The famous tales of Robin Hood have been known to every one. But to some, it is more than a tale. Maxine Loxley finds herself to have a connection to the Legendary Gaurdian Of Sherwood Forest.

Inspired by the poem 'The Thickness of Ice' by Liz Loxley.

Loxley is offered a new job, under vague circumstances. She accepts, because she's an idiot, and then finds out she signed up for more than she knew. Now she's in charge of her own favourite idols, but there's more to it than that; and she can only hope she isn't discovered by Seventeen's colleagues...