CHAPTER ONE
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THE AIR TUMBLED IN the man’s lungs, and he tasted the smell of the earlier rain in the air. The smell of wet leaves, rustled by the wind all over the forest floor, invigorated him.
He watched the woman closely from underneath the shade of the trees where he had found a good spot to hide.
Hid in the shade of trees, he watched the woman closely. ‘It’s just a necessity,’ the man lied to himself. He knew he liked what he saw. His imagination already roamed on paths he knew he should avoid.
The man held still, afraid that he would make a noise by stepping on the twigs that littered the floor of the forest and give his position away. He had enough time to make his presence known and didn’t want to scare her before the time was right. He had outlined a plan and never str
