From a distance
One is hardly one to
cut the sight of a knight in shining armour muscles hardly show nor to biceps
present like Popeye after a can of spinach. My walk was much later than usual
as I vegetated through the day indoors not bothering to take in the sun of the
Bank Holiday Monday.
The lady was walking
down a side road in a housing estate where one would expect her to be safe, but
some male occupants of a car appeared to be harassing her. She was no shrinking
Violet as she remonstrated loudly and refused to be cowed, that alone caught my
attention that I stopped to see what was going on.
Check if unsure
The car then appeared
to drive onto the pavement where she was that I decided to walk up towards the
situation as the driver drove up to the junction as if to turn onto the main road,
but then reversed as if they had not had their fill of intimidating the lady.
This time, she threw something at them as I called out to see if she was
alright.
Noticing me, she said I should take the registration of the car, in the heat of the moment when I should have taken a picture, I was not near enough and could only take a few alphanumerical characters before the car sped off. Obviously, not to distress her any more than she was, I from that distance, I checked that she was alright, to which she answered in the affirmative and I returned to my walk. I hope the men just go home rather than cause trouble for anyone else.
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