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CHAPTER 135: The Quiet That Wasn’t Quiet
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Don't Stop, Daddy CHAPTER 141:The Voice in the Storm
For a moment, no one moved. The open door gaped into the white-out night, the storm screaming into the threshold like it wanted to swallow the entire lodge whole. Snow hurled itself against Rowan’s boots, wind clawing at the frame. But there was no one standing outside. No footprints. No shadow. Nothing but chaos. Rowan scanned the porch with his gun raised, jaw clenched tight enough to crack. Lila clung to Sierra’s arm. “Close it Rowan, close it, close it!” He didn’t respond. His flashlight beam swept over empty snowdrifts and swirling flakes that erased everything faster than they could land. Vivian stood behind the girls, one hand over her mouth, shaking. Sierra couldn’t move. Her own heartbeat drowned out the storm. She heard that voice still whispering against her ear, slipping under her skin. Sweetheart. She was trembling, but not from the cold. Rowan finally stepped back inside and slammed the door shut. The lock clicked sharply. He threw the deadbolt, then the securi
Don't Stop, Daddy CHAPTER 140: When the Lights Went Out
The storm deepened as night settled over the mountains, swallowing the lodge in a slow, suffocating darkness. Snow tapped against the windows like restless fingers, and the wind howled around the corners of the old structure with a voice that felt too human to ignore.Inside, the living room glowed with lamplight soft, warm, deceptively calm. But the tension in the room made the air feel brittle. Every breath Sierra took felt like it might shatter something.Rowan sat closest to the window, one hand on his holster, the other wrapped around a mug he wasn’t drinking from. His stare was distant, calculating. Lila sat on the couch beside Sierra, trying to look composed but failing every few minutes when her leg bounced with nervous energy.Vivian sat apart, curled in the corner armchair, arms wrapped around her body as if her bones were made of cold regret.Sierra’s heartbeat hadn’t fully slowed in hours.The whisper of Damien’s presence still clung to her. It was irrational she knew that
Don't Stop, Daddy Chapter 139: Cracks in the Quiet
The cabin didn’t feel like a shelter anymore.Not after what Rowan pulled off the door.Not after Sierra saw her own sweater her sweater stained and swaying in the freezing wind like a twisted welcome sign.She hadn’t spoken for almost twenty minutes.Rowan had hung a blanket over the window where the sweater had been displayed, but Sierra still felt it there, like a phantom imprint behind the fabric. Her body hummed with shock, her heartbeat an uneven drum beneath her ribs.Vivian sat hunched at the table, head in her hands. Lila perched close to Sierra, knees touching hers, gently gripping her arm as if anchoring her in place.Rowan’s voice finally broke through the static in the room.“We need to reinforce the rest of the lodge. Now.”He wasn’t asking.His tone didn’t allow it.He pulled a toolbox from the corner, dropping it onto the coffee table with a heavy clatter. Nails, rope, a roll of thick fishing line, and a handful of old metal hooks spilled out.Vivian flinched at the no
Don't Stop, Daddy Chapter 138: The Weight of Stillness
The lodge felt different in the morning light, not safer, not calmer, just… different.Sierra sat at the edge of the worn leather couch, knees pulled to her chest, watching the way the pale sunlight crept across the wooden floor. It felt wrong that the world outside could look so normal when her insides felt scraped raw.Lila stood at the window, arms wrapped so tightly around her torso that it looked like she was holding herself together by force. Vivian paced in short, sharp lines near the kitchen bar, her fingers trembling each time she pushed her hair behind her ear.Sheriff Rowan checked the perimeter again, boots crunching in the frost outside. Every few minutes, the sound of his heavy steps faded and returned, a steady rhythm that only made Sierra’s pulse race faster.The stillness in the room was suffocating.When Rowan finally re-entered the cabin, cold air rushed in behind him. He shut the door, double locked it, then secured the wooden crossbar across the frame. His jaw was
Don't Stop, Daddy CHAPTER 137: The House That Remembered Him
The paper was still in Sierra’s hand, but she felt like she was the one being held by the weight of the words, by the fingerprints, by the chilling truth that Damien had not stumbled onto this lodge by accident.He knew it, He’d been here, maybe more than once.Sierra’s breath trembled uncontrollably.Vivian gently took the note from her hands, as if removing it might free her from the spell Damien had cast. But it didn’t. Sierra could still see the words burned into her mind:You came back.S.R.Rowan exhaled, slow and heavy, his hand rubbing the back of his neck as if trying to wipe away the dread crawling up his spine.“This lodge isn’t public,” he said finally. “It’s not something people stumble on. It’s off-road, half a mile out, barely visible on a map.”Lila swallowed. “So how did he know it?”Rowan’s jaw tightened.“That’s what I need to find out.”He moved toward the front door, checking the lock again, then the windows in the main room, his movements more urgent now. Sierra
Don't Stop, Daddy CHAPTER 136: Footprints in the Quiet
Sierra didn’t scream.She couldn’t.Her body was locked in place, lungs tight, heart pounding in a rhythm that vibrated through her bones. Every breath felt too loud, too sharp, as if the sound alone might draw him back to the window.The whisper, that horrible, whisper still echoed inside her skull.Sierra…She staggered backward until the edge of the bed hit her knees. She dropped onto the mattress, fingers shaking violently as she tried to wake her voice, her strength, anything.Nothing worked.The shadow was gone now. The snow was still. But the silence outside wasn’t empty.It was watching, Her pulse thrashed painfully in her neck.Footsteps; He’d been right there, Close enough to fog the glass, Close enough to see her silhouette.A cold shiver crawled up her spine.She finally managed to stand barely and reached out, shaking Lila’s shoulder.“Lila,” she whispered, breath trembling. “Wake up. Please.”Lila stirred, confused and groggy. “What? Sierra… what is it?”Sierra couldn’t
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