Wind Chill
Emma shook her head, trying to remember the last time she’d seen the keys.
That was when we came in the first day. Dad was still holding them when he brought that stuff upstairs . . .
“Crap.”
Emma cracked her door open to find darkness waiting for her. She stepped into the hall, giving her eyes a moment to adjust. Moving slowly, her hand on the wall, she eventually found the banister. Emma paused and bit her lip as her foot lifted to the first step.
Christ, I hope this thing doesn’t creak.
Her sole touched down without a sound, but she still winced during the entire climb up, expecting the cabin to betray her at every move. Near the apex, she lifted herself on her tiptoes, scanning over the
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