The Woman In Cabin 10 Mga Nobela at Kwento

“Thank you. Please come in.” “Thank you for having us.” My mother gave her a sad smile and stepped inside the small hut. Pearl reached out and finally took the flowers from me. Stepping in after her, my nose scrunched from the scent. It smelled sour in here from lack of cleaning and bathing on her end. How long had she kept to herself? The cabin was a single room: kitchen, dining, and bedroom all in one. There were no other doors, so I assumed a bathroom was not a luxury she had and she went in the woods like an animal.

It was no time to play the long game. "Cabin B," I heard the woman say behind me and I turned around to see my new roomate. She was a very slight girl with dappled grey hair cut into a straight bob with bangs. The man who stood beside the woman with the clipboard now turned to us. He was as pale as the dead and gave us a greasy smile. "Cabin B will be the second one to your left and H will be all the way down to the right." Rayven's cheerful attitude vanished at a word from this unfortunate fellow.

Arguing with a woman was not one of my favourite things to do, and I had said enough already. But I was not prepared for her next reaction. She started laughing maniacally, like she would rather have me killed than follow me to the masquerade ball. “I should take a shower so that I would be refreshed and less angry? So we can look presentable at the masquerade ball? Are you even listening to yourself? You just killed a woman based on your source which may have been wrong, and you expect me to be cool about it. You are crazy”, she screamed.

It feels too quiet, too still, like the calm before a storm. I help Eleanor guide Raina out of the car, her body sagging between us as we carry her toward the cabin. My arms ache from the effort, but I don’t let go. Not yet. Inside, the cabin is sparse, with little more than a couple of dusty chairs, a rickety table, and a fireplace that looks like it hasn’t been used in decades. The air smells of damp wood and decay, but at least it’s shelter. We lay Raina down on one of the chairs, and Eleanor immediately starts rummaging through her bag for supplies.

Keeping her hands in her lap, her teeth dug into her lower lip once again, and her phone buzzed again, glancing at the number she tensed for a moment before her name was called. “Please go to the second cabin,” Walking to the small hallway, there appeared 3 cabins, she looked back at the lady for a few seconds as she pointed at the second door. She nodded before her hands knocked against the glass door that was prohibiting her from the view of the other side of the cabin. “Come in,” Came back a rough voice that sent a shiver down her spine. Gulping down the saliva, she walked inside the cabin, there sat the guy she was seeing… no eyeing for the first time.

He took a step backward and the woman stepped out of where she was hiding. “It was Luxy. L-U-X-Y. You didn’t tell me that your cabin was a suite. How high have you been promoted for you to afford this?” Her eyes even wandered around the room of that spacious cabin with a plush sofa in the living area and a flat-screen television. It even got a mini bar by the corner. The large king-sized bed covered in silky sheets is adjacent to the large window to the balcony where you could overlook the sea. “This is trespassing,” he stated.

There’s something she found out and since she was told you wanted to see one of Lady Renata's friends, she had to come here before it’s too late. I glanced at Renata as worry crept into me. She was oblivious to my conversation with Mike as I had raised my walls and she was busy admiring the cabin. The cabin looked like a house from a thousand years ago. It was made of stone and its doors were made of hard steel. No one would be able to kick through that door so I knew it was safe. I unlocked the impenetrable door before looking at Renata. “What is it? Did something happen?” She asked as she picked up on my change of mood.

He didn't notice the red Cayenne that had just parked a few meters beside his car. When the car door opened, a woman wearing a white dress got out. A long shawl covered her shoulders and she wore a fairy-like lace dress which looked very delicate. Her appearance made people desire to protect her. After she got out of the car, another woman got out from the other side. The second woman took a coat from the back seat and walked to the woman in the white dress. She also complained in a low voice. “Why is it so cold tonight? I feel like I’m about to be frozen to death." Then she draped the coat over the first woman's shouders.

she said to Kebin. Kebin nodded to the woman and turned to them. "Take some rest. Food will be delivered there right away" he said then he turned to Serra. "And you, you will meet the ancient one later". Kebin turned back to the woman. "Can you take them to the cabins Karil? Karil nodded. "This way" she said then stalked away. They all followed. ..... The cabin was quite big, enough for all the girls to fit. The walls were made of wood, the floor was made of bamboos, and the roof was knitted dried hay. The wind can easily pass through inside the room, giving everyone a relaxing cold rest.

She was grinning the whole time. “R102,” Cassandra keeps repeating to herself while looking at the cabins one by one. Her smile widened when she finally found her own cabin. She jiggled the keys and slowly opened the door. The room was comfy with its refreshing ambiance suited for traveling. Cassandra sat on the bed and looked around once more. There’s a small painting on the wall, a small cabinet, a table and chair, and a modern minimalist chandelier hanging above. Cassandra heaved a sighed and lay her head on the soft pillow.