Mortal
You’d think, ironically, after both my parents dying in car accidents, I’d have learned my lesson about wearing a seatbelt.
“Is this where I’m getting out?” I roll down the window and inspect the fork in the road we’ve reached.
More woods. More creepy fog. More emptiness.
The driver doesn’t answer, but he doesn’t have to. The sound of horse hooves already has my attention. A black horse pulling a carriage, like the kind my dad and I rode in during that trip we took to New York City, heads straight for the car.
This carriage is nothing like the ones in Central Park, though. It’s falling apart, and the horse looks like it just dropped one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse off after a long
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