<div class="floatleft">(https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS-zBWWApOG1J8CPcUpDFot2n02AcRBchj4j6m4amWgJWtJ51eJKw)<br/><div align="center">Arlene~23</div></div><br/>Arlene's heart was racing almost painfully. She hadn't been prepared at all for the two things that happened. A man from the water, or at least she assumed a man from the voice, literally ran into the old riverboat. Then, right as she thought the rustle might be an animal, another man emerged from the tree's and bushels. She couldn't see the first male, and the second one gave her barely a second to react to not only his presence, but him trying to take away the only thing that would give her access to the boat. "HEY!" She yelled and quickly moved towards him and the boat.<br/><br/>There was no way in hell she was spending the night off that boat. She could almost hear the crawlers already and the sun was swiftly going down and the moon going up and becoming brighter. Her mind raced, trying to think of anything besides her just storming the boat and she didn't have the time to flirt her way into the boat. In fact, he was already raising the ramp. Deciding she could at least talk to him on the boat...or he could kick her out and she be doomed anyway, she jumped on the ramp and ran onto the boat. Turning around and helped him with the ramp before looking at him.<br/><br/>Her body was tense, almost ready to do anything, yet she try to relax enough so she didn't look like she was about to jump the guy. Besides, she could easily see his muscles, and the way he stood. She would loose if she tried to attack and she knew it. Plus, Arlene didn't make it this far because she had brute strength. Just the opposite. Arlene was somewhat short, her rounded hips, decent breasts, and pretty face is what let her get this far. "Uh..." she said softly and went into her pocket; it was her last small bag of cheez-its, "I will trade you this bag for at least tonight....then we can talk about perhaps a full on stay?" She said and put out her hand, the bag in her palm.<br/><br/>Remembering that there was at least another person...who had hit the boat, she somewhat tossed the bag towards him and went to the side of the boat that the guy hit. Arlene believed in saving people if she could. She couldn't survive alone, it wasn't how she survived to this point, and she doubted she would survive tonight if she was alone. It's just not how she worked. She needed people. Looking down towards the bottom of the boat, a man was in the water while his raft broke apart and started to float away from. The shadow of a smile on her lips as she couldn't help find it a little funny. "Are you okay?!" She yelled down at him.