Stray right

I can’t wait any more, I have to go now. I go to my left, move past the rope and head into the forest. But even when I am in the forest now, I can’t just sit down right here and pee. I need to have a bush to hide behind. I just feel too exposed without any. So, I move further into the forest, in search of a bush. It is hard to find any because it’s so dark. I thought there was a bush over to my left, but it was just branches without leaves, and then another to my left again. I’m going to have to be careful not to get turned around.

Eventually, I find an appropriate bush and happily squat down to relieve my bladder. Ooooooohhhh, it feels so good to relieve that pressure. When I’ve relieved myself, I get up and look around. I need to find my way back to the path as quickly as possible. Ugh, it’s still too dark to see. Hang on, was the path to my left? Or to my right? When I can’t tell in which direction it is, my eyes go wide from shock. I have gotten myself lost.

Oh shit. This is not good. I don’t want to participate in Samhain. I don’t want to get chased and caught, but I somehow managed to get myself into the forest where every guy is looking to stick his dick into me. This can’t be. I can’t let this happen. I need to get home as quickly as possible. I start heading in the direction where I think the village is. I really hope I won’t come across any guys. I don’t want to be turned into a slut. My dad would be so disappointed in me if that happened to me.

I am at least lucky enough that the clouds move away from the moon and it becomes a bit brighter. I look around and notice a small hill. I don’t remember there being any hills on the way to the village. I decide to go around it by going right. Once past, I arrive at a riverbank. Wait. The river? But … that means I’ve been going the wrong way this whole time? Fuuuuuck! I’ve not been going home at all! I’ve been moving deeper into the forest this whole time! I hate my sense of direction.

I sigh deeply and turn back the way I came. Well, at least now I know I’m going the right way.