Inspiration for decorating

song

Little red riding hood - Amanda Seyfried

little girl, grandma, tall man

Grab Grab

The footsteps on dry leaves of a teenage girl were slowly making their way down the forest path. A forest where the trees were all old, the girl walked along the familiar sidewalk. It was the path to Grandma and her own house in the middle of a large forest. A large black hare jumped out from the base of a tall tree.

The girl slowly crept closer, but as soon as she stepped on a dry leaf, the hare immediately jumped away. But she didn't hesitate and hurried after it. 'Where has it gone?' she thought, 'There!' As soon as the girl saw it, The rabbit's little butt immediately rushed over and pounced on it. But before she could touch it, a tall young man emerged from behind another tree and grabbed the rabbit. The girl stood still.

Looking at the big man in a black robe black boots Black gloves and black hat He was about to bind the rabbit's four feet instead of turning around and leaving. Instead, he caught the eye of a girl in a red knee-length skirt with skin as clear as glass. As soon as the tall man turned his eyes to the girl, a smile appeared on his face. He walked closer while the girl did not move.

''Hello little girl in red,'' he greeted her immediately.

''Hello,'' she replied softly. Looking at the wild rabbit in the man's hand, it was struggling.

''Do you think I should let it go?'' the tall man asked the girl.

''If you're going to let it go. You should give it to me.'' The girl expressed her desire politely. This made the tall man smile with satisfaction.

''Why should I give it to you?'' he asked in a teasing tone.

''Because I want it,'' the girl replied.

''Then I'll give it to you. But young lady, you must answer me as much as I want to know, okay?'' The man bargained.

''Okay,'' the girl replied with the same calm expression, much to the young man's surprise. Why didn't this little boy show any emotion? It was as if there was no feeling of fear. Even though it was a tall man she met in the forest. But it also made an impression on the young man, and a smile appeared on his mischievous face again.

''Why did the little girl walk alone in the forest?''

''I came out to get food.''

''Where do you live that you can walk in this deep forest as if you've been familiar with it for a long time?''

''I live with my grandmother in the forest over there,'' the girl replied, pointing into the deep forest. The young man looked into the girl's basket and there were a few herbs.

''Unbelievable I have often traveled in this forest, but I have never seen anyone living so deep in the forest.'' He smiled widely at the girl, but she didn't smile back. ''Last question I want to see the little girl's face clearly. Just one more time before leaving, okay?''

''Yes.'' The girl put down the basket and slowly pulled down the red hood. Revealing a face as beautiful as a doll, a face that a young man like him really likes. The tall man placed the rabbit in the girl's large basket.

''May you find lots of food and grow up quickly, young lady. Take care of your grandmother and may she be safe.'' The tall man smiled goodbye to the girl.

''Yes, I hope you're safe.'' For the first time, he saw the girl smile before she picked up the basket and walked away deep into the forest.

Grab Grab Grab

A girl in a red knee-length robe was walking down a familiar path on the sidewalk.

''Girl in Red, why do you have such big eyes?'' Suddenly, the tall young man from before walked out from the big tree. As soon as the girl saw the young man, she immediately stopped walking and answered his question.

“Because I will be able to see the food clearly,” the girl replied in a quiet voice but still maintaining the politeness of a young girl who was neat and tidy like a folded cloth, making another impression on the tall man.

“So, what did the little girl bring back to Grandma today?” the tall man asked her.

“Not yet,” the girl answered truthfully. Her basket was empty.

“But I have two wild rabbits. Should I give them to the little girl again this time?” The young man held up the two wild rabbits that were tied together and still struggling for the girl to admire.

“Yes,” the girl answered honestly, just like last time.

“I will give them to you, young lady. But you have to answer my question first, okay?” The tall man argued.

"Okay," she agreed easily.

"If I want to walk you to Grandma's house, Young lady, will you allow this?” The tall man waited for an answer. But she never made him wait.

“Yes, follow me this way,” the girl agreed before walking ahead of the tall man deeper into the forest. Every step led the pair into the deep, silent forest.

“Little girl, I didn't think yours and Grandma's house would be this deep.” The young man invited the girl to chat on the way.

“The deep forest is a suitable place to live for me and Grandma.” The girl's answer surprised the tall man, but something made the tall man smile. The girl couldn't know what was underneath. A smile can be filled with dirty thoughts.

“In this deep forest Aren't the little girl and Grandma scared?"

“What are you afraid of?” The girl picked up her pace as she neared Grandma's house.

"What about the wolf, girl?" the tall man said with a smile.

“Grandma and I are not afraid of wolves,” the girl replied. “We are right there.” In the middle of a dense forest. A small wooden house stood alone.

“The road is very far. I feel tired and thirsty. I would like to go in and rest for a bit. Would you allow me, young lady?”

"Yes." The little girl smiled at the tall man once more before running cheerfully towards Grandma's door and knocking.

knock knock

“Grandma, your grandchild has returned.” Grandma opened the door immediately. But he was puzzled because the original basket was empty.

"No food today?"

"The food is with that man."

“Good afternoon, Grandma of the Little Red Dressed Girl,” the tall man greeted Grandma politely, “The Little Wild Rabbit wants to stay with me. May I come in and rest for a bit?”

"Please come." Grandma opened the door and had to welcome the tall man. As soon as the tall man entered the house, Grandma immediately closed the door. A tall man sat down on a chair in the middle of the house. Grandma sat down across from him.

“Grandchild, please take the delicious little wild rabbit and keep it for now. We don't need it today,” the grandmother told the girl. The tall man then handed the two wild rabbits to the young girl, whose face was smiling when she was in the house with her grandmother, adding to her natural beauty, very suitable for childhood.

“Little girl, big eyes, like your grandma,” the tall man invites to talk.

“Yes,” Grandma replied, smiling.

“In return for coming to deliver the little girl safely. May I ask Grandma?"

"okay"

“Why do you have such long ears, Grandma?” the tall man asked Grandma.

"Because I could clearly hear my granddaughter's voice."

"Why are Grandma's nails so long?"

"Because it will be convenient for me to cook."

"Why are Grandma's teeth so sharp?"

"Because I can chew food easily."

"Grandma and little girl's food is wild rabbits, right?"

"Yes, but today we won't eat wild rabbits."

"And what will Grandma and the little girl eat?"

“How about our food today, sir?” Grandma replied before transforming into a wolf with long brown fur and pounced on the tall man, Grandma's long fangs and claws dug into his skin. He had every tendon severed. The young girl stood and smiled proudly that today Grandma had the opportunity to eat a large meal for the first time in many years after Grandma had been full. The girl immediately transformed into a black-haired wolf and pounced on the insides and the remaining pieces of meat.

- Author -

Hello, this is the first story that has been uploaded to the website. The truth is that people like to dress up. I put on a lot of makeup. But this story is the first to be posted. Finally, if there is a mistake

I'm sorry. Or if anyone has suggestions, I'd be happy to improve them.