Wild Rose Ranch RP

Storm
“Alright ya’ll. Let’s get you settled into your bunkhouses.” Storm said and led them to a row of neat log bunkhouses. She walked up to the first one, which said had a sign on the door saying “Hurricane Cabin”. “Landyn and Billy, you two share this one” she said, pushing open the door. Inside it was spacious and neat, with rustic, comfy furniture and animal/western decor. “Billy, you have the left side, Landyn, the right. There’s clothes in the closets for you. You each get your own bedroom and bathroom and share the living/dining room. I’ll leave you to get unpacked and come back for you in half an hour.” She then took the girls to their’s. She walked up to the next one, which had a sign saying “Haunted Creek Cabin”. “River and Marc, I’ll have you two share this one. The left side is River’s, the right Marc’s. There’s clothes in the closet for you two as well. They’re all the same layout, so you all get a bedroom and bathroom to yourselves and share a living/dining room. I’ll be back in a half hour, lemme know if you need anything else.” The next was dubbed “Whispering Woods Cabin.”  “This is yours, Olivia and Ivy. Olivia, you got the right, Ivy the left. There’s clothes in the closet, I’ll be back in a half hour.” She left them and went to the last in that row, “Moonshiners Lake Cabin.” “Hazel and Katie, you two are here. Hazel right, Katie left. Settle in, there’s clothes in the closet, and I’ll be back in a half hour.” She gave them an easy smile and strided towards her house, her dog bounding around her. 

Billy
He set down Blanca’s tank on the large dresser in his bedroom and let Inola out of her crate. He looked around his room. The comfy looking bed had a wolf print blanket. The walls where a light blue, and there was several animal photos on the wall. A bookshelf with interesting sounding books was along one wall. The dresser was a rustic mahogany wood, as was the closet. He opened the closet and found a nice bed just right for Inola, cat food, a food and water dish for her, and some toys. There was a small freezer in the closet which held food for Blanca. And there was also nice western or t-shirts in there, and a pair of mahogany brown cowboy boots and a cowboy hat. In the dresser he found nice jeans, socks, a belt, and everything else he needed. He wondered into the bathroom, which was equipped with a bathtub and shower, and soft, dark blue towels with “Billy” embroidered into them. He immediately had a nice warm shower and put on some off his new clothes, which fit him perfectly. He wondered into living room he and Landyn would share. “These are some cool digs” he muttered



(Just a note, you can pick the colours of your teens rooms and all that, make it their own)

Last edited on 2018-01-11 at 20:39:53 by Midnight Outlaw

Ivy Greene
Ivy stepped inside her cabin, looking around. Her room was nice and neatly furnished, with a comfy chair, a bed, dresser, small closet, bookshelf, and full length mirror. She quickly glanced through the closet- some t-shirts, yoga pants, jeans and nice button up shirts with a pair of tennis shoes and boots. 
The books on the shelf looked intriguing. Maybe she'd hide in here for a while sometime today. She quickly unpacked her suitcase and French-braided her hair before going to explore the living room and kitchen.

Last edited on 2018-01-11 at 20:51:55 by Bandit

River

River picked up her bag and followed Storm. Hearing her name she looked up and walked into the cabin and claimed her side of the cabin. Laying on her bed she pulled her phone out to call her dad but seeing no bars she sighed and set it on the stand. Curious to what clothes she had she got up and went over to the closet. Looking through them she slammed the closet door close. There was no way on earth she was going to wear those ugly clothes.

She looked over the sheets where she had paired the teens with horses and dogs. “Yep, think that’s good” she got up and headed out, taking the sheet with her. She headed up to the kennels first, checking the dogs where ready and hanging collars and leashes on their kennel doors. “Oh alright. I’ll let you guys come with to the stables” she told the dogs that where gonna be paired with the teens. She opened their kennels and started to the stable, the dogs bounding around her happily. She set out the tack for the horses and gave them all a quick brush. She then brought the dogs back to their kennels. 

Olivia
She tagged along with the group, and quickly came to the realization that she would have her own room. It was a huge relief. Storm assigned her her cabin, and she headed in after Ivy. Olivia walked back to her room. Its walls were a soft, dark, natural green, and the carpets were gray. She scanned the room. The bed looked softer than some she had been in, with what looked like a deer fur blanket. She rubbed her hand against it, and nodded. Either real, or a very well made fake. Pictures were hung on the wall of animals. Wolves howling, backlit by the moon. Horses rearing on a hilltop. Deer grazing. Ducks on the river. She looked at the dresser. It was made of a rich mahogany. She explored the drawers. An array of T-shirts, jeans, and hoodies were all inside. She smiled, as it fit her style. She pulled out an aqua blue, full zip hoodie, dark jeans, and a dark gray T-shirt. She found a pair of black and white converse sitting next to the dresser and picked them up, too. Olivia set the items on the bed and checked out the bedstand. It was also made of mahogany, with a lamp resting on the top. She slid open the drawer and found a mostly empty space. There was a necklace chain with lava rocks at the center, and a small bottle of essential oil. She sighed with content and unscrewed the cap of the oil, breathing in the lavender. Placing it carefully back in, she scanned the bookshelf. She was excited to read a few of those. She selected one, set it on the bedstand, and headed into her bathroom. Dark green towels hung, her name embroidered in gray. She took a hot shower, changing into the soft new clothes and drying her caramel hair. As the blow dryer shot hot air at her locks, she knew she would spend time in this room. It was the nicest she had ever been in, but she knew that things would probably not change. She would be here a week before something went wrong and she was spirited away to another foster home. Her hair now dried, she ran a brush through it before venturing out to the living room.

"This is..... way too good to be true." Katie muttered, flopping down onto her bed as Sunny jumped up beside her, curling up next to her. The bed, in mention, consisted of a simple black duvet, and plain white sheets. The room was nice; the walls a rich cream colour and the carpet a neutral dark grey.  The colours, Katie thought, were great, seeing as there would be nothing for her to get easily distracted by. She checked the closet and laughed at the Metallica hoodie inside, promising to save it for later, amongst other clothes that were exactly her taste - anything from the guys section, or shorts would do. She also found food for Sunny, (although he would probably catch his own anyways) but it's the thought that counts. "We're so getting played." She groaned, returning to the bed.

Marceline
 Marc jogged to catch up with the rest of the group. She arrived just as Storm assigned her to a cabin.
 "At least the name's cool," she muttered, stepping inside and looking around. After walking over to her side, she set her old black duffle bag down on the bed, which had four or five blankets. She laughed under her breath. I can't decide if they're mocking me for hardly ever having a permanent bed or sympathizing with me.
 The space was plain, with tan walls, a bookshelf, and a few old photographs on the walls. They looked to be of teens that had went to the ranch in the past, possibly from when Storm was a kid, with some seeming to be even older. Fascinated, Marc took her time inspecting each one, before she was distracted by a slam from the other side of the cabin. Sighing, she wheeled around and went to asses the situation.
 She recognized River's purple hair without much effort. "You should be thankful that you even have clean clothes," she growled, forcing herself to not get any closer to the other girl. "That's all I'm gonna say. Don't get mad or anything."

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Ivy Greene 
Ivy jumped slightly as she heard Olivia enter. She sat on the couch , hugging her knees.

Olivia
She ran a hand through her hair a bit nervously. "Um," she began quite elegantly, "hello. I guess you're Ivy?" She kicked herself for her awkwardness, but the girl seemed extremely nervous. Olivia didn't dare walk closer, however, her heart was beating too fast. Calm down, she chided herself, stop being so shy. She leaned on the door frame, but that didn't last long. She ran a hand through her hair again and eventually settled for fidgeting with her hands.

Ivy Greene
"... Yeah.... You're...." She trailed off, feeling bad for not knowing the girl's name. 

Olivia
"Olivia," she volunteered, peeking into the kitchen. Sweet, a coffee maker, she thought. She'd probably need that in the morning. She walked over to the main area of the living room and sat on the recliner, looking around the room.

Ivy Greene 
Ivy nodded..... "So.... nice place.." Ivy said awkwardly. She just wasn't good at socializing. 

Hazel
As Tim left she picked up her suitcase and cat carrier that had Salsa in it, hearing a meow and looking down she saw Salsa looking up with his hazel-green eyes up at her. Smiling and entering into the cabin into the right side she entered the room seeing the walls painted in a yellowish color and her bedroom with different pictures of animals hanging around. Finally seeing her bed which was yellow and grey covers. Setting her suitcase down and cracking the door she then proceeded to open the cat carrier letting Salsa get out and explore. Sitting on her bed and smiling as Salsa walked cautiously around the room and stopping at a new item to sit down and poke a paw at it with curiosity. Patting the bed and smiling at her cat Salsa took a running jump and leaped onto the bed curling in a circle and laying down beside her with a purr.

Olivia
"Yeah," she agreed, glancing at Ivy. "So... why are you here?" she asked. "If you don't mind telling me, that is. If you don't want to that's okay." She realized she was rambling and almost groaned. 

Ivy Greene
"Well....  I'm- I guess I was- a foster kid." She sighed. "Nobody wants me, really. I never stayed for more than 2 months.