momoftwins13
Off The Beaten Path
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Candice Marketto
Age: 24
Career: Photographer
Candice was a risk taker by nature. When she was 5 she had jumped off of the roof of her parents' shed just to see if she could fly. When she was 16 she had rolled her fathers car by driving too fast down windy back roads. At 18, she had chosen to major in photo journalism during college.
"You'll never make a career out of that!" her parents had raged. "How successful do you think you'll actually become taking pictures?"
The truth was- very. She was one of the most well known photographers on the east coast now. She took photos for several news channels, both local and national. And on the side she took photos of nature to sell on her own.
She owned her own house, a brand new Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo, and had a job she loved. Yeah, that was pretty successful, for a risk taker.
Now she was going to be taking the biggest risk of all. She had been hired by a national CBS news channel to accompany a journalist across seas, into enemy territory and document everything by photo.
So now they were off to start a risky adventure of documenting the war efforts... And Candice couldn't be more excited.
****** 23 days later ******
Candice's head bobbed down to her chest as she fell asleep in the chair. Her hands, arms, legs, and butt had long ago gone to sleep. Her whole entire body ached from not being able to move and stretch.
Her back was screaming in pain from multiple knife cuts all across it.
Her left eye was black and swollen shut, as well as her cheek being black and blue.
One arm had cigarette burns all the way down it- at least 50 of them.
3 days ago, enemy troops had caught Candice behind her camp, in the trees taking pictures. They now believed that she had been spying on them and knew some kind of critical information and were trying to torture it out of her. But she hadn't heard anything. She had nothing to tell.
Slowly her head fell forward again. It was impossible to sleep with your hands and legs tied to a chair behind you but she was exhausted.She prayed for rescue. She wished, hoped and prayed every minute that someone would find her and help her out of this situation.
Age: 24
Career: Photographer
Candice was a risk taker by nature. When she was 5 she had jumped off of the roof of her parents' shed just to see if she could fly. When she was 16 she had rolled her fathers car by driving too fast down windy back roads. At 18, she had chosen to major in photo journalism during college.
"You'll never make a career out of that!" her parents had raged. "How successful do you think you'll actually become taking pictures?"
The truth was- very. She was one of the most well known photographers on the east coast now. She took photos for several news channels, both local and national. And on the side she took photos of nature to sell on her own.
She owned her own house, a brand new Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo, and had a job she loved. Yeah, that was pretty successful, for a risk taker.
Now she was going to be taking the biggest risk of all. She had been hired by a national CBS news channel to accompany a journalist across seas, into enemy territory and document everything by photo.
So now they were off to start a risky adventure of documenting the war efforts... And Candice couldn't be more excited.
****** 23 days later ******
Candice's head bobbed down to her chest as she fell asleep in the chair. Her hands, arms, legs, and butt had long ago gone to sleep. Her whole entire body ached from not being able to move and stretch.
Her back was screaming in pain from multiple knife cuts all across it.
Her left eye was black and swollen shut, as well as her cheek being black and blue.
One arm had cigarette burns all the way down it- at least 50 of them.
3 days ago, enemy troops had caught Candice behind her camp, in the trees taking pictures. They now believed that she had been spying on them and knew some kind of critical information and were trying to torture it out of her. But she hadn't heard anything. She had nothing to tell.
Slowly her head fell forward again. It was impossible to sleep with your hands and legs tied to a chair behind you but she was exhausted.She prayed for rescue. She wished, hoped and prayed every minute that someone would find her and help her out of this situation.
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