The Cabin In The Woods Novels & Stories

With that thought, he passed into sleep, unknowing their lives will be changed soon. …………. A cabin in the woods stood on a dark road under the pale moonlight. The place was so silent that every single breath taken could be heard in the wind. “Thud,” a sound echoed in the quiet cabin, and a body fell on the floor. Even though the place was dark, his eyes scanned for something. The person took one step at a time, striding forward. “Let’s go,” a silent voice and scary eyes looked around. Immediately, they ran out. The person shot everyone who showed up with a gun in one hand and a log in the other. They all ran out to the lonely road, scared they would get caught.

I hurried on. I spotted the black outline of a small, but defiant pine forest. This place was unique in that it could still survive the bitter cold of the Wilds. There were strange tales of this place, but I had no time to think on them now. I had built a secret cabin in there, simply because I found it exhilarating to spend the night in that haunted forest. It would be a good location to hide the werewolf, provided that Tor didn’t whip the truth out of me. I sprinted across the forest and looked out for the frozen lake where I had constructed a crude house out of fallen logs. From a distance, you couldn’t see the cabin hidden underneath thick branches filled to the brim with pine needles.

But the cabin… too many summers were spent here, playing in the woods during a time of innocence, for him to let go. “Well, I’m glad you kept it,” I said softly. “I love it here.” Nathan smiled, reaching across the center console to squeeze my hand as the cabin came into view. “Let’s make some new memories. For Aurora and Elliot.” The cabin itself was a sight to behold. Built entirely of timber, its wood was now a soft shade of gray, aged with time and weather. Vines and moss adorned its structure, giving it an enchanting, whimsical look. As we approached, the late afternoon sun filtered through the trees, casting a golden glow on the clearing where the cabin stood.

ZAYN After hours of driving, we finally reached a secluded cabin nestled deep within the forest. Drew meticulously inspected the area before giving us the all-clear to exit the car. The forest seemed to swallow us whole, its towering, ancient trees standing tall against the sky. Sunbeams filtered through the dense foliage, casting a mesmerizing pattern of light and shadow onto the forest floor. The air was filled with the melodic symphony of birdsong, creating a tranquil ambiance. As Kodiak ventured inside the cabin to inspect it, I turned to Drew and expressed my gratitude, saying, "Thanks, man. Let me know if you need any help with the men.”

I wanted to go back to my room, but something inside of me told me that I needed to stay. “I want that too, just not at the expense of her life.” I scoffed slightly as he spoke, but quickly covered my mouth with my hand. He would lose his mind if he knew I was spying on them. “She will keep herself safe. She isn’t stupid. It’s not even like we are far away. We could be there with her if anything happened.” I wondered where they were suggesting I go, it seemed like they had a destination in mind. Regardless, it seemed silly to suggest they could be by my side quickly when we were so isolated. The woods surround the cabin went on for miles, I was already allowed to go right up to the boundary.

My cabin wasn't far from the packhouse,it was a thirty minute walk but I felt I was running out of time,I had to make use of the cars parked outside the packhouse. No one owns the car,I mean it can be used by anyone, at any time and anywhere. Getting to my cabin,it has been swallowed by cobwebs and dust. The stupid servant I assigned to my cabin was nowhere to be found. “Maybe she was scared of staying alone in the woods”. My wolf said exactly what was going on in my mind. I single handedly built a cabin in the woods, because there's so much peace to experience. I don't like being around toxic people,or people enjoying when they aren't supposed to.

Part of me was scared if Axel was ever to find us. And that we were just… forgotten. We found it just before dusk, a shape tucked between thick trees, half-covered in vines and shadow. For a moment, I thought I was hallucinating. But Amber saw it too. A cabin. Not a grand one. Just a single-room wooden structure with a slanted roof and a broken porch step. The door was hanging crooked on its hinges, creaking slightly with the breeze. It looked like it hadn’t been touched in years.

VENUS I killed the engine and the headlights. The sudden, absolute silence of the woods pressed in on me, broken only by the frantic hammering of my own heart and into the cold mountain air. The smell of pine clung to everything. The ground was soft with fallen needles. The moon hung low—too low, too bright—casting long, skeletal shadows between the trees. Cabin 9 sat at the very edge of the ridge, isolated from the others like it had been exiled.

was the next big photo trend, and if she wanted the feature spot in Wanderlust Magazine, she had to deliver. She reached the edge of the clearing, panting, and squinted through the storm. A cabin stood alone beneath towering pine trees. Not a shack. Not a tent. A real, solid, two-story cabin with smoke curling from the chimney and warm golden light glowing behind the windows. She hurried toward it, stepping over logs and avoiding puddles until she reached the front porch. She knocked once. No answer. She knocked again, shivering. Still nothing. Just as she was about to turn around and scream into the forest, the door swung open.

In case we came across any other wolves or lycans My men will keep watch. Her heat should last a few days. I’ll be by her side the entire time. I’ll do whatever I can to keep her comfortable and safe. We turn heading deeper into the forest. The cabin comes into view as we head up a mountain. It’s a two-story log cabin. A large wrap around porch with smoke coming from the chimney comes into view. I make it up the porch stairs to see Hansel and Leena. The door opens as I give a nod of thanks to them both.