Jazz looked at Jason who had managed to fall asleep. She stayed with him for much of the time. Occasional her eyes travel to the man standing guard in front of the window. She can’t believe the situation they found themselves in. Earlier when she had that eerie walked with that other Jazz, realized again how strange like can be. Somehow, this cabin makes a person stepped back into a situation that has already passed.Very carefully she managed to moved away from Jason, who just turned on his side sleeping further. She moved to stand beside Jack. Wordlessly he placed his arm around her shoulder holding her against the frame of his body.“We have been here too long Jazz, and I sense if we don’t move soon, there would be trouble.”“You might be right. I have been thinking about that other ‘Jazz’. The way I figured; her sister must have hooked up with that man outside.”“I am starting to think he might have murdered her. When he saw you at the garage, figured you might be her ghost.”“Jas

“Jack stop a moment,” Jason tries his best to catch his breath. They all stopped to take a breather. They can hear the dogs; the animals weren’t far behind judging from the braking. He looked around; the night was changing.“Guys, we should separate. Those dogs were trained to follow in a pack. I will give you guys a head start.”“I don’t like it Jack.” Jazz looked anxiously around. She was never afraid of dogs but these were trained to hunt.“I know, but that’s the only way we might have a chance to get out of this wood.”“Jack, I am scared.”“I know Jason. I am too so is Jazz. I never though things would turn out this way.”“Daddy must be very furious. Momma and me, we were gone longer this time.” Jason rubs his eyes trying to conceal his sudden tears.“Jason…we are currently in a bit of trouble but I do believe we can get out of it. I want you to follow Jazz. You two look after each other. We will get out of here. Now go please brother.”Jason quickly move to him and hugs him tight

Jazz slowly opened her eyes. She was confused. Moving into a sitting position she looked around. She realized she was alone. She has a terrible headache knocking against her temples. She sits there rubbing her head until she feels a bit of relief. Again, looking around wondering what had happened.“Jason, where are you?” she called. The birds suddenly flew into the air. She struggled onto her feet. She was alone.“Where are you Jason?”She stood motionless trying to remember what had happened. The last thing she remembers was Jason getting spooked and run so fast. She was shortly on his steps when something hit her against the head. She immediately felt and found the bump.“How did I miss that?” She looked around wondering if the person was close. She starts to walk in the direction what she remembered Jason had taken. Her steps were a bit hesitant but she kept on going. She starts to play her game last played when she was a lost little girl.“I am Jazz Duncan.” She told herself.“I a

“Jack,” John called.Jack and Jazz both looked around searching for the man. They no longer see him on the cabin’s porch. Judging from the level of his calling he must be closed but clearly hidden.“You can’t hide away from me boy.”Jack hid behind the trees searching frantically. He recognized that tone of calling. His father has a definite plan he was about to execute. Suddenly just turning around when he heard the clicking of the rifle’s cock. He looked into the mean hard look of his father standing behind him. Very carefully he stood with his body in front of Jazz who stood motionless looking at the older version of her husband.“You are stupid boy,” John said.“That’s a question of opinion sir.”“I see you managed to grow a pair of balls. But don’t worry you won’t have then for long. I will cut them off before the end of the day.”“I rather to see you try, sir. You always were brave whenever you have a pointed gun.” Jack challenged.“Bastard,” John said lifting the rifle.“You sh

Jazz has been running ahead of the brothers looking for the road leading out of the woods. She kept looking over her shoulders, seeing them both a short distance behind her. The black smoke from the cabin still hangs thickly in the air. She realized apparently; she had a lucky escape from that man.She rounds the sudden curve looking back and noticed she was now out of sight. The sudden area where she was somehow makes her feel suddenly unsettled. Moving forward carefully she comes full stop. She saw Eva sitting in the middle of the road. She was playing with small stones while giggling.“Eva,” she whispered softly.She stayed motionless wondering what was wrong. It certainly looked like that there was something not right. She felt inclined to slipped past but at the same time it doesn’t feel right. Taking a deep breath, she stepped closer to her cousin. Reaching out she touched her shoulder.“Eva,” she said softly.Her older cousin slowly lifted her head looking at her but also not a