This story is based on a story by Susan Fox with most of the art by Superliska. All the characters have not existed but make for a good tale…
Rachel is not having a good day. She seems to have been involved in a car accident that totaled the county’s judge’s prized car. In a panic, she ran from the scene. She knows it is only time before they discovered who totaled the judge’s beloved pristine ’69 Dodge Charger.
This is the latest setback in her life. Her parents had been killed years ago in wreck and while Rachel inherited a sizable fortune, she had to move in with her grandmother Agnes. To say that Agnes had a backward way of looking at today’s world would be kind at most. But Rachel had a more pressing problem right now. When it is found out she was the one who wrecked the treasured car, Judge Lynchem would surely lock her up for a long sentence where her closest friends would be the cell’s bars! Rachel didn’t know if she could live her life in a dark and dirty Arkansas prison cell.
Rachel’s grandmother noticed the change in her granddaughter’s mood and came to find out what was wrong. Rachel told her it was something she was going through and it was nothing that Agnes could help her with. At first Rachel didn’t tell her about the judge’s wrecked car and that she had run away.
Her grandma sat down next to Rachel, picking up Rachel’s diary. She told Rachel “You have to tell me what’s troubling you. I’m sure I can help.
Rachel was desperate and she told her grandmother the whole story. Agnes took the news surprising well and assured Rachel she had a solution to Rachel’s problem that would keep her out of jail. She said “Let me make a phone call and I am sure we can keep you out of prison. We can’t have you spending your life there!”
Rachel and Agnes hugged each other, and Rachel thanked her, still unsure what her grandmother could do to keep her out of prison.
Agnes said “Let me make the calls and I am sure we can keep you out of prison.”
Rachel watched her grandmother leave her room and thought ‘Let her make some calls. I don’t know what good it will do.’
Rachel was alone in her room. She crossed her arms behind her back and thought ‘I’m going the grow old being a prison guard’s fuck toy. I don’t know what Anges can do to spare me.’
It wasn’t long before Agnes came back into Rachel’s room and proudly announced “I made some calls and I think we have found a solution to your problem!”
“Tomorrow we’ll go to my friend’s Connie’s house, and we’ll take care of this situation. Now get some sleep. You must look your best tomorrow!”
Rachel is not having a good day. She seems to have been involved in a car accident that totaled the county’s judge’s prized car. In a panic, she ran from the scene. She knows it is only time before they discovered who totaled the judge’s beloved pristine ’69 Dodge Charger.
This is the latest setback in her life. Her parents had been killed years ago in wreck and while Rachel inherited a sizable fortune, she had to move in with her grandmother Agnes. To say that Agnes had a backward way of looking at today’s world would be kind at most. But Rachel had a more pressing problem right now. When it is found out she was the one who wrecked the treasured car, Judge Lynchem would surely lock her up for a long sentence where her closest friends would be the cell’s bars! Rachel didn’t know if she could live her life in a dark and dirty Arkansas prison cell.
Rachel’s grandmother noticed the change in her granddaughter’s mood and came to find out what was wrong. Rachel told her it was something she was going through and it was nothing that Agnes could help her with. At first Rachel didn’t tell her about the judge’s wrecked car and that she had run away.
Her grandma sat down next to Rachel, picking up Rachel’s diary. She told Rachel “You have to tell me what’s troubling you. I’m sure I can help.
Rachel was desperate and she told her grandmother the whole story. Agnes took the news surprising well and assured Rachel she had a solution to Rachel’s problem that would keep her out of jail. She said “Let me make a phone call and I am sure we can keep you out of prison. We can’t have you spending your life there!”
Rachel and Agnes hugged each other, and Rachel thanked her, still unsure what her grandmother could do to keep her out of prison.
Agnes said “Let me make the calls and I am sure we can keep you out of prison.”
Rachel watched her grandmother leave her room and thought ‘Let her make some calls. I don’t know what good it will do.’
Rachel was alone in her room. She crossed her arms behind her back and thought ‘I’m going the grow old being a prison guard’s fuck toy. I don’t know what Anges can do to spare me.’
It wasn’t long before Agnes came back into Rachel’s room and proudly announced “I made some calls and I think we have found a solution to your problem!”
“Tomorrow we’ll go to my friend’s Connie’s house, and we’ll take care of this situation. Now get some sleep. You must look your best tomorrow!”