whisperwish19
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"Don't call me that," Rain muttered as she pushed her way past her stepfather and into the kitchen area of the double wide trailer.
"What? Sweetcheeks?" Dwayne said as he sat his beer can down and reached for another one. "Sorry, didn't know you had grown so sensitive, Rainbow."
"Don't call me that either," the teenager said, this time without muttering. She stared holes through the back of her stepfather's head, but looked down when he turned around to watch her.
"Look, if you don't want me to call you sweetcheeks, maybe you shouldn't be strutting around here in your panties," Dwayne accused her, taking another long swig of beer.
"I'm wearing long pants, asshole," Rain responded from behind a curtain of long, silky black hair that fell down in front of her face.
"Yeah, well you weren't last night were you," Dwayne's voice was louder now and he took two steps toward the kitchen before he stopped himself. "Last night you were parading around here in those little pink panties, weren't you? Showing off that tight little ass. Sure seemed like you wanted me to look."
"You're such a pig, Dwayne," the teenager replied as she tucked the sandwich she'd made into a bag and stuffed into a small lunch bag with some carrot sticks and yogurt. With the lunch bag tucked under one arm, Rain started toward the door. Her stepfather moved to block her, and when she tried to shoulder her way past him he grabbed her elbow in a vice like grip.
"Where the fuck do you think you're going?" he asked, his rank breath causing the raven haired girl to wrinkle her nose.
"Mom, I'm going to Rachael's house," Rain yelled loud enough to be heard in the back bedroom of the trailer. Dwayne released her elbow and walked away muttering something about 'cock-teasing bitches'.
Rain was out the door before he could change his mind. As soon as the door slammed shut behind her she ran around to the pickup truck on the backside of the lot. The truck was up on cinder blocks and hadn't moved in two years, which made it the perfect hiding place for Rain's small back pack full of clothes and personal items. Pulling the bag from beneath the truck, the teen quickly looped the strap on her lunch bag through the handle on top of the back pack, then swung it over her shoulder.
Ten minutes later, dressed in a black t-shirt and gray pants, Rain was walking along the highway, in the opposite direction of Rachael Fenton's house, one hand holding her bag on her shoulder, the other hand extended out in the direction of the road, her thumb in the air, hoping that someone would stop and give her a ride as far away from home as possible.
Rain: http://i1035.photobucket.com/albums/a439/whisperwish19/Rain_zps18e444da.png
"What? Sweetcheeks?" Dwayne said as he sat his beer can down and reached for another one. "Sorry, didn't know you had grown so sensitive, Rainbow."
"Don't call me that either," the teenager said, this time without muttering. She stared holes through the back of her stepfather's head, but looked down when he turned around to watch her.
"Look, if you don't want me to call you sweetcheeks, maybe you shouldn't be strutting around here in your panties," Dwayne accused her, taking another long swig of beer.
"I'm wearing long pants, asshole," Rain responded from behind a curtain of long, silky black hair that fell down in front of her face.
"Yeah, well you weren't last night were you," Dwayne's voice was louder now and he took two steps toward the kitchen before he stopped himself. "Last night you were parading around here in those little pink panties, weren't you? Showing off that tight little ass. Sure seemed like you wanted me to look."
"You're such a pig, Dwayne," the teenager replied as she tucked the sandwich she'd made into a bag and stuffed into a small lunch bag with some carrot sticks and yogurt. With the lunch bag tucked under one arm, Rain started toward the door. Her stepfather moved to block her, and when she tried to shoulder her way past him he grabbed her elbow in a vice like grip.
"Where the fuck do you think you're going?" he asked, his rank breath causing the raven haired girl to wrinkle her nose.
"Mom, I'm going to Rachael's house," Rain yelled loud enough to be heard in the back bedroom of the trailer. Dwayne released her elbow and walked away muttering something about 'cock-teasing bitches'.
Rain was out the door before he could change his mind. As soon as the door slammed shut behind her she ran around to the pickup truck on the backside of the lot. The truck was up on cinder blocks and hadn't moved in two years, which made it the perfect hiding place for Rain's small back pack full of clothes and personal items. Pulling the bag from beneath the truck, the teen quickly looped the strap on her lunch bag through the handle on top of the back pack, then swung it over her shoulder.
Ten minutes later, dressed in a black t-shirt and gray pants, Rain was walking along the highway, in the opposite direction of Rachael Fenton's house, one hand holding her bag on her shoulder, the other hand extended out in the direction of the road, her thumb in the air, hoping that someone would stop and give her a ride as far away from home as possible.
Rain: http://i1035.photobucket.com/albums/a439/whisperwish19/Rain_zps18e444da.png