<div class="floatleft">(https://www.sapusers.org/conassets/3/speakers/14cdf71988b94f769d28f69cb3a2ff8f.jpg)(https://static.standard.co.uk/s3fs-public/thumbnails/image/2015/10/20/12/jasonfox2.jpg)</div>Whilst there was no doubting that Sara had brought a new excitement to both of their lives and she truly had, giving them a fresh outlet for any frustration or pure sexual desire they had lingering or building inside of them. There was absolutely nothing that compared to getting up in the early hours on a Sunday morning especially, to go out hunting. By 5am the cabin was already empty, left unlocked, the truck sitting outside the front door. They cared very little for any possessions they had. The medals they'd earned from their time serving were safely locked away in deposit boxes away from the place they called home. They knew they had them but didn't permanent reminders of what they'd done, of what they had lost over their years dedicted to their country. The best thing about the location of their cabin was that it was at the very center of the forest and it meant they had access to the different sections of the vast covered area. Each zone had its own little characteristics, they could go fishing down at the lake, they could go up towards the mountains, or like today, they could head out further to hunt for deer. They didn't take anything other than their rucksacks and their guns. Anything that couldn't fit in their bags they didn't deem as needed. They had plenty of water and ammunition but very little else. It was the way they liked to do things, how they preferred to do it too. They had set off early to head out to the prime hunting spot when it came to deer which happened to be around ten miles from their home.<br/><br/>When it came to hunting they could hunt for days if they chose to. Today wasn't one of those days however. They planned to get home at around lunchtime if they could be successful and find themselves some dinner out in the forest and across the banks of grass they'd find further out. They spoke very little as the hiked, enjoying the sounds and smells of nature, the quietness of the forest bringing them both some time for reflection. They rarely spoke about their time in the army, nor did they speak at all about the situation they found themselves in when it came to Kayla, and perhaps now Sara too. It was what worked well for them and allowed them to live together, to hunt together, to do most things together. They were able to give each other space even when they were walking alongside each other. They both had their individual ways of doing things, even when it came to hunting. They'd made good time and had quickly set up in the prime hunting position. They'd had some success too and so by the time the sun began to rise higher into the sky, they'd already brought down a reasonably sized deer, one that could keep them going for the next few days at least when it came to dinner. Packing their things up, they carried the deer upon a makeshift pole back home, working up a sweat and an appetite together. Tony had made sure to sharpen his gutting tools just the day before and whilst Kayla had brought some distraction whilst he'd been doing so, he was glad he'd done just that, they were certainly going to get used once they both got back to the Cabin.<br/><br/>The walk back home was slightly longer than the one out. By the time they made it back the sun was high in the sky at its warmest, shining down onto both the cabin as well as the surrounding areas too. They headed downhill for the last part of the hike, the cabin now clearly in view, as was the lake just a little further away. They didn't notice the two bikes resting against the side of the cabin immediately, yet as they got closer, and eventually got close enough to put the hunted deer down onto the floor alongside one length of the cabin, they spotted the bikes and Aaron turned to look at Tony with a knowing look. They both knew that Kayla knew full well that they hunted most Sundays and that she shouldn't bother visiting them, which meant only one thing, and Tony quickly realised that whatever the reason for them having visitors was, it had to be linked with the older sister Sara.