In the dim light of the woodshed, the farm girl's heart races as the stranger, a negro with a body sculpted by the sun, corners her. His hands, rough and calloused from years of labor, reach out, gently cupping her face, his thumb tracing her full lips. She gasps, her breath hitching as he leans in, his hot breath mingling with hers. The air is thick with the scent of sweat and wood, the sounds of their ragged breaths echoing in the small space. She can feel his hardness pressing against her, a promise of the storm that's about to consume them.