t was Sarah, her step-sister, and her cries echoed through the dense, damp wilderness.

harp and accusatory. He didn' t look at her, his entire focus on Sarah, w

ll been walking together, and she had reached out to steady herself, accidentally brushing against Sa

Chloe finally managed to

"Liam, it' s okay. I know she didn' t mean it. She was just...

t what happened. Liam had been ahead, and she and Sarah were behind. But Liam' s

ly looked at her for the first time since Sarah fell. There was no love in his eyes, only disgus

n the middle of nowhere. You can' t just leave me." Her own leg was scrape

agile, weeping Sarah into his arms. "I' ll send

nto the trees, leaving Chloe in a silence that was louder than the screams. A sudden, unnatural chill swept through the clearing, and for a moment, Chloe felt as