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TALES OF AUTUMN SPRING (ToAS)

by Richard Mandel

based on characters and situations

copyright (C) 2019-2023, all rights reserved

Episode 2 - "Almost a Date"

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This will probably be the only time you ever see the young Brandy and the young Alan in each other's arms, so enjoy. Well ... in Autumn Spring's reality, that is. XD

FYI both Brandy and Alan have their cell phones, and there's also the emergency phone in the little door below the control panel inside most elevators, so there's three different ways they can call out for help.

Have you ever been stuck in an elevator? If so, you know how much of a pain it is get out of one that's stuck between floors. If you're lucky and it's stopped close enough to one of the floors, the doors can be forced on both sides and you can simply squeeze out. If not, well, you're in for some fun (wink). Bear that in mind as this story continues.

My elevator set is a partial redress and retexture of the one that DXP originally created as part of the RE1.5 Revisited project. The changes were necessary so it would better match up with my port of GMOD's "cs_office," which I use in my Autumn Spring stories for the inner hallways and reception areas of the old Middleton County Courthouse. BTW there's plenty of other elevator models out there, if you need one for your own XPS posing projects. I'm using DXP's for this tale partly as a favor to him and partly because it was handy.

Description

TALES OF AUTUMN SPRING (ToAS)

by Richard Mandel

based on characters and situations

copyright (C) 2019-2023, all rights reserved

Episode 2 - "Almost a Date"

PREV: FIRST: NEXT:

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COMMENTS

This will probably be the only time you ever see the young Brandy and the young Alan in each other's arms, so enjoy. Well ... in Autumn Spring's reality, that is. XD

FYI both Brandy and Alan have their cell phones, and there's also the emergency phone in the little door below the control panel inside most elevators, so there's three different ways they can call out for help.

Have you ever been stuck in an elevator? If so, you know how much of a pain it is get out of one that's stuck between floors. If you're lucky and it's stopped close enough to one of the floors, the doors can be forced on both sides and you can simply squeeze out. If not, well, you're in for some fun (wink). Bear that in mind as this story continues.

My elevator set is a partial redress and retexture of the one that DXP originally created as part of the RE1.5 Revisited project. The changes were necessary so it would better match up with my port of GMOD's "cs_office," which I use in my Autumn Spring stories for the inner hallways and reception areas of the old Middleton County Courthouse. BTW there's plenty of other elevator models out there, if you need one for your own XPS posing projects. I'm using DXP's for this tale partly as a favor to him and partly because it was handy.