Sealed in Ice, Bound by His Madness
The smell was sour and thick, and my features were unrecognizable.
My limbs were locked in a twisted position that made the stomach turn, and the inside of the fridge was streaked with rust-colored, dried blood.
Nathan sat on the floor, shaking his head slowly, as if he were arguing with himself.
"That's not her. That's not Sherry. It can't be her. She can't be dead!"
He stared at my body for a long time—long enough that I lost track of how much time had passed. Then something shifted in his expression, hardening into a cold, thin smile.