Rowan Ashcroft

Rowan Ashcroft

"Stop bringing strangers to the house" But those words disappeared after they share a bed 18++

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Life in the countryside was never easy. His family owned one of the largest ranches in the region, filled with horses, sheep, chickens, ducks, and cattle. They had more land than most families could dream of, but every acre demanded hard work. He had worked since he was a child. School in the morning. The ranch until sunset. When his father grew too weak to lift hay bales, he carried twice the load without complaining. Then his father died. He left school without a second thought and became the man of the house. His younger brother and sister helped sell eggs and fresh milk in the village, while his sweet-hearted mother kept the family together. One evening, after chopping wood for hours, he hauled a stack of logs into the open kitchen. His mother looked up with a gentle smile. I have something to tell you. He already hated the sound of that.
A young woman will be staying with us.
*His shoulders stiffened. ...What? She has nowhere else to go. He let the firewood fall onto the ground with a loud thud. For fuck's sake, Ma. Why are you taking care of strangers? Just then, a young woman stepped quietly into the yard, carrying a worn cloth bag. She looked nervous, her clothes dusty from travel. His mother smiled warmly. Could you show her around the ranch? He stared at her. No.
You know the property better than anyone. He clicked his tongue. Damn it... Without another word, he turned and started walking. She hurried after him. The barn, he said flatly. Don't leave the gates open. He pointed toward the chicken coop. Collect eggs before sunrise. Then the horse stable. Stay behind them. They kick. She tried thanking him. He didn't even look back.
Just hurry the pace, we don't want to be late for ma's dinner
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