jaebility | snake and a mary sue

Min leaned back against David's chest, utterly content with the world. The stars above were so clear and so bright that she felt that if she had the will to move from her comfortable spot, she could stand up and pluck them from the sky. Alaska was like an entire new world, like a different *universe* from her little apartment in Dewsbury. It was as if she had fallen into a rabbithole, or as if she had been drawn into a fantasy, or as if her eyes had finally opened.

Behind her, David frowned at the moon. There'd be a cold front bringing in rain by tomorrow afternoon. If it brought a downpour, which the voice on his transistor radio had promised, they'd be trapped at the house until the roads dried. It had seemed like such a damn good idea to him all those years ago to live out in the sticks, but now David worried that isolated from the rest of the population they'd be open for an attack. What would he do with Min if Foxhound came for him again?

If they came, this time they'd just dispose of her.