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Chapter 113

Author: Greenwood
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-30 04:43:04

Keira POV

I step out through the doors, using my elbow to shut it behind me. I tighten my grip around the handles of the wheelbarrow, and taking a deep breath, I start pushing it.

The sweat cools on my face as the night breeze flows around me. I have a napkin tied around my nose so I'm saved from the more terrible smells from the … package I'm carrying.

The forest is a buzz around me. Crickets chirp, and I can hear the buzzing of cicadas. High up in a tree, an owl hoots, its eyes burning like burnished gold against a curtain of night. The moon is a yellow stain on the sky, and its weak rays slant as they slash across the forest, falling in scattered, filtered patches as they slip through the gaps in the branches. The ground is wet, and dew twinkles on the surface of leaves and plants. Moisture hangs in the air with the promise of rain.

As I move deeper and deeper into the forest, I lose the familiar sounds of the camp. The cackle of cooking fire is replaced by the slow sloshing of
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