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My Alaskan Mountain Man Robin’s POV
Stomping around outside in the snow, trying to keep busy and trying to avoid thinking of Cammie leaving the homestead, Robin is shovelling snow like crazy. ‘Cammie is going to be gone within the hour, I may not see her again’, Robin thinks to himself. This whole trying to keep busy to avoid thinking of her isn’t exactly working. Which frustrates him even more. He is so annoyed that if the snow was pure 10inch thick ice he would punch it with his bare fists. Instead he shovels the snow with more intensity then before. So much so that there is snow flying all over the place with every shovel and it looks like he’s creating his own man made storm. Shovelling snow like his life depended on it, he keeps mulling it over and talking to himself as usual, “if Cammie leaves for town today, when will the roads be clear enough for me to drive down into town to check on her? I don’t like the idea of her being in town, her attackers could be anywhere, could be anyone... and with three of the
My Alaskan Mountain Man Work for my keep
I didn’t know it would be that easy! Cammie thinks to herself. I mean, I didn’t put much thought into the whole idea of staying. In fact, Cammie surprised herself just as much as she had the others in the bedroom when she just blurted out that she wasn’t going back to town with them. But she couldn’t have asked for a better reaction from Robin. She looks over at Robin now, “are you sure I can stay?” She says in a surprised and pleased yet pleading manner. “I’ll work for my keep!” She says, determined that he shouldn’t change his mind. With that comment, Robin can’t help himself, what Cammie had just said, was possibly one of the most absurd things he had heard all year. Unable to hold it in he chuckles under his breath. “No my broken dove, it’s admirable of you, but, you will not be working for your keep while I have anything to say about it. You need rest and recuperation”. Now, if any other man had referred to Cammie as a broken dove, she would have probably had them by the
My Alaskan Mountain Man An intimate moment
Cammie is sat in the living room on the sofa where she can see out of the kitchen window and watch the helicopter take flight. After giving her statement to the Sheriff all she can do is replay the last moments from when she and Callie got separated. The moment when Callie stopped running and begged for us to take a break. How our legs ached and how our feet bled from the rough terrain we were running over, and how the blood on our feet made it slick and slippery which made it even harder to run. How she can still hear the terror in Callie’s voice and their heavy breathing as they try to catch their breath. Callie’s face in the light of the moon shone and how her face was stricken with fear. All Cammie can think of is, if Callie is dead, how awful and scary her final moments must have been, “dear Lord, please let her be alive and safe, please Lord, let her be alive and safe.” As Cammie is praying out loud, Robin comes in from outside, “I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to disturb your pra
My Alaskan Mountain Man Time heals all wounds
After a few days of Robin trying to wait on Cammie hand and foot and him refusing to let her do anything at all around the cabin. Cammie would complain about how bored she was and about how she felt better when she was able to move around and do things to help keep her mind occupied. He eventually gave in and started allowing Cammie to spend short periods of time on her feet in the kitchen. It started off with her making a pot of coffee or cooking the porridge in the morning, to gradually doing a few light chores around the cabin. Mostly she would sneakily wait for Robin to head outside to shovel snow and to check on and feed the livestock, before she would start an activity. Chores around the homestead kept him busy for a few hours at least and she knows, the minute he comes back into the cabin he is going to stop her from doing it and send her off back to the sofa or the bed to twiddle her thumbs. After a few days of this back and forth between them, Robin could tell that Cammi
My Alaskan Mountain Man Guilt of a happy life
Sitting on the edge of the bed awkwardly, Cammie is baffled, “what is going on with me?”She asks herself. Here I am throwing myself at a man and day dreaming of a happy life as the wife of a homesteader, while my sister could be out there in the forest, dead, or even worse eaten by animals. Hell, being married to a mountain man was never my dream. It was always Callie’s dream, to have a rugged man who would worship the ground she walked on and care for her. Terrible thoughts running through Cammie’s head, ‘Why isn’t Callie here now, instead of me? how can I take her dream like a thief in the night?’ Robin was meant for Callie, with his tall, dark and handsome looks, his soft, attentive and caring manner and his sheer strength. With the will and need to provide for and keep safe no matter the consequence, somehow this universe has muddled Callie and I up. Cammie’s thoughts rushing ahead of her now turning to what Callie’s final moments would have been like. How terrified she would
My Alaskan Mountain Man Determined
Cammie looks up from her plate while eating, she’s watching Robin go though the desk drawers. “What are you looking for?” She asks him. Robin looks up, “trying to find my map of the mountain”. “It’s in the organiser that’s standing on the top of the desk, the file with the red label, OTHER.” Cammie points over to a pink marbled magazine file that’s standing on the desk. Inside, it has a few thin files and some paperwork neatly organised into it. Robin reaches for the plastic file with the label other. He takes it out of the magazine holder and flips it open. It’s one of those plastic flip files where paperwork can be stored in individual plastic folders. Inside it he finds some user manuals for various items that he and Mindy bought new for the cabin and some guarantor receipts and insurance receipts for things he didn’t even know needed insurance. Mindy again, she must have thought of all that when they bought the items. Flipping through, right at the back he finds a folder
My Alaskan Mountain Man Town
First thing in the morning, Cammie is dressed in one of the two pairs of tracksuit bottoms, a green t-shirt and Robins grey hoody. She pulls the curtain aside and she can see that the sun is just starting to peak through the trees in the distance, but it’s still dark out. She knows it still pretty early and the chances are, Robin is still asleep, but she can’t lay in bed any longer, waiting for him to get up. Going into the kitchen now, she can see all of the lights are still out and the living room is still pitch black meaning Robin must still be asleep. Quietly, she stalks into the kitchen, waits a moment for her eyes to adjust to the dark, then sets to work making a pot of coffee and puts some porridge on to cook. May as well get a good breakfast in and make sure Robin is well fed before heading out to town. She doesn’t know how long the drive into town is, but she does know it’s a way off. Once the porridge is cooked and the coffee is made she decides its time to wake Rob
My Alaskan Mountain Man Adam
Unaware as to what Cammie is currently witnessing outside the store, Robin scans the store for woman’s hiking gear. That’s when he hears the door chime go and then hears familiar voices over at the counter where Tobin is sitting. It’s none other then his twin brother Adam and Mindy his ex. He ducks down slightly trying not to be seen as he listens in on their conversation with Tobin. Tobin greets them both, “Mindy, Adam” “Tobin, good to see you”, Robin hears his brothers voice for the first time in nearly eight months. From where he is standing hidden behind the clothing racks he can see that Mindy looks like she’s about to pop that baby out any day now. Tobin, “thanks for offering to drive me Adam, the truck’s out back”, Tobin points toward the stores back exit. “Mindy much appreciated that you’re going to mind the store for me while we’re gone, especially in your condition. I’ll try my best to get the procedure done as quickly as possible. Any problems, please don’t hesitat
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