Natalya Turner
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Natalya had wandered around the town enough and had gotten bored with it. By now she knew where every shop was and was unlikely to get lost. She didn't wand to stay in the town but didn't really want to go home either so, instead, she wandered of to the fields on the edge of the town to explore. Luckily she had decided to wear her sensible clothes today so she wasn't slipping on the mud or sinking in it as would be the case if she had worn heels.
Nat slowly made her way through a field until she reached a tree that looked vaguely climbable. She threw her bag up ahead of her, not really thinking about what would happen if she couldn't reach it, and began her accent. Luckily she was able to climb the tree and made her way up far enough to see if anyone was coming but remain slightly out of sight from said people. After a few minutes just being sat in a tree began to get boring. She was about to climb down when she saw someone coming.
Natalya watched as a boy about her own age wandered, as she had just done minutes before, into the field. She kept her eyes on him as he approached the tree she was in. She couldn't tell if he had seen her or not or if he was going to walk straight passed her tree or if he would keep going somewhere else. Thinking about these things and trying to figure out the answer kept her entertained for a couple more minutes at least.
Nat slowly made her way through a field until she reached a tree that looked vaguely climbable. She threw her bag up ahead of her, not really thinking about what would happen if she couldn't reach it, and began her accent. Luckily she was able to climb the tree and made her way up far enough to see if anyone was coming but remain slightly out of sight from said people. After a few minutes just being sat in a tree began to get boring. She was about to climb down when she saw someone coming.
Natalya watched as a boy about her own age wandered, as she had just done minutes before, into the field. She kept her eyes on him as he approached the tree she was in. She couldn't tell if he had seen her or not or if he was going to walk straight passed her tree or if he would keep going somewhere else. Thinking about these things and trying to figure out the answer kept her entertained for a couple more minutes at least.