Pool.

Mackenzie raised the page up to the drone and pointed to "A pool."

"Is it close?" she whispered, looking to see if she could spot the house it mentioned. Unsure if the drone was even able to hear her.

Without warning the drone ascended and was off again. This time Mackenzie made sure to watch where it went as it took to the empty street. Stopping halfway down the block before turning back to face it's hidden treasure.

"There?" Thought the redhead, squirming with unease as a unfamiliar dry heat spread over her bare body. "Okay uh, ok...hooo-" came a soft, long exhale through red pursed lips. feeling as though she had eaten something hot. "They might be right, A quick dip is what I could use rite about now." Mackenzie thought as she itched the dry inside of her thigh.

Between her and her desired destination was several yards of uncovered roadway. Smack in-between fenced sidewalk of various make, all rising to about shoulder height. Glancing about the coast seemed clear enough, decided the red head. Rising from her hiding place she leapt from her safety within the brush out onto the pavement. If there were, eyes from any direction could now see the supple sprint of Mackenzie as she ran for the drone. To her the sun felt as if it were a spotlight highlighting her exposed figure to the world. Freed breasts bounced with each slap of bare feet against the sun baked asphalt. Parted air ran across goose-bumped skin, pinching pink nipples and tickling unshaven sex.

Onto the sidewalk she ran now within the relative safety of the fences. Her chances of exposure if seen from either side of the road now dropping.

The distance between the drone and her drew shorter. Finally stopping to steal a breath upon having caught up to her master's herald, unsure if seen or not. Out of breath and her feet sore from the run, Mackenzie wondered if she even cared at this point. A car passing by the intersection ahead made her retract the thought.

Seeing as the butt naked redhead had caught her breath the drone gave her another once over and again took off. Over the chain link fence beside Mackenzie it flew and after it she prepared to climb. That was until a crude metal sign wired to the chain-link made her heart skip several beats.