May 7, 2025
I Love The Cold - A Winter Horror Story of Madness and Mystery
When a rideshare driver and his elderly passenger crash during a snowstorm, they find themselves trapped in a blizzard of dead phones, eerie sightings, and supernatural dread. But something out there is watching—and it wants them warm, compliant, and never to leave. A chilling psychological and paranormal horror tale set in the frozen dark.
I Love The Cold by Jonathan Lumpkin
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When a ride share driver and his elderly passenger crash
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during a snowstorm, They find themselves trapped in a blizzard
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of dead phones, eerie sightings, and supernatural dread. But something
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out there is watching and it wants them warm, compliant,
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and to never leave.
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What's that You want to be scared? Come with me?
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He will experience tales over opera, ghosts and death. It
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they say winter can be beautiful, silent, peaceful, pure, But
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sometimes the cold isn't just weather. It's a warning, a
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signal to stay inside, lock the doors and wait for
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the thaw, because in the deep snow, with no signal
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and no way out, you might not actually be alone.
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And when some ancient stirs in the storm, warmth may
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be the only thing keeping it away. So get cozy
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and get warm. We start the story after this I
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Love the Cold by Jonathan Lumpkin. It could be worse,
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the old woman said, I Love the Cold. Jared's styles
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couldn't see how that was possible. I hope, so he said,
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here a hundred pounds and didn't bring a jacket. Jared
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wanted to add that this might have been the first
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time Miss Durrick had been out of Florida for sixty years,
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but he was trying to hide his rising panic. The
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car could start, but it wasn't going anywhere. He felt
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the impact when the car hit something as it slid
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down the embankment, and maybe it was hard enough to
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explain the shattered axle, but he didn't understand how his
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car got off the road. There was a loud whoosh
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of wind. He felt the car dip slightly away from
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the wind, and the wheels slid a little towards the
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battered old guard rail. Then he felt a hard lurch
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towards the edge. Jared was in his mid thirties, insurance
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adjuster by day and giving strangers rides in his car
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in his spare time. There hadn't been another car on
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this road for fifteen minutes, and the only way to
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explain the lurch is if another vehicle hit him and
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all he had seen was an owl. It was sarcasm,
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said the old woman from inside the car. And I
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did bring a jacket. It just isn't thick enough. Jared
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had worn shirts thicker than what she was calling a jacket,
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and the snow had started up again. He was looking
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at his now useless rear passenger tire, remembering the impact.
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He remembered approaching a curve and heard wind so loud
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it drowned out nearly every noise in the car, including
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Miss Derrick screaming as they knocked over the guardrail and
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started sliding down the embankment. The ice on the road
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wasn't out of the ordinary, but how easily the guardrail
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failed was concerning. It was difficult to see through the snow,
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but one hundred feet up it didn't look like the
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wreck of twisted steel that he saw in cell phone
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pictures every day in the office. It looked more like
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when he tried to use a coat hanger as a
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makeshift door lock when he was a kid and bent
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it in one spot. The passenger side of the car
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also didn't look like it smashed through metal engineered to
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stop it. It looked like it knocked something out of
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the way. It hit the tree on that side, which
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broke the rear wheel, but that was a singular vertical impact.
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There's normally more horizontal indentation and linear scratching when vehicles
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hit guardrails. The only time of vehicles crumple zones shouldn't
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crumple is when they hit something significantly more crumply than
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they are. He didn't have a flashlight, and the only
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light he had was on the front of the car,
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but Jared was fairly sure there should be more damage.
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My phone doesn't work, miss Derrick screamed as she hit
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her phone against his dashboard. Jared checked his smart watch dead.
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He pulled out his phone dead. The car was still,
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which was good because his headlights were the only thing
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cutting through the darkness. I've got charging cables in the console,
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he said, keeping his voice very calm. Try plugging it in.
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Her flight from Jacksonville had landed very late, and she
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said that she did not trust her sister or brother
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in law behind the wheel, so she found Jared on
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a ride share group on Facebook. Booking clients and not
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giving a cut to Uber was pretty good when you
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could get the work. It's not working, she said, opening
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the car door to talk to him. How long before
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Uber sends someone to check on us? They won't, said Jared.
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I didn't think you'd want me wasting time picking up
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other people, so I'm not logged onto the app. Your
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sister will probably call someone when we don't show up,
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though she was quiet for a month, which was the
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first time she had stopped talking since he picked her
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up from the airport. They gave me their door code,
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she said softly. They don't get in until tomorrow afternoon.
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Miss Durrick closed the door, leaving Jared to his thoughts
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in a snowstorm. When he was stressed, he would flip
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the lid of his earbud case up and down. He
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didn't think a grown man should have a fidget toy,
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but sometimes he needed one, and it helped him think.
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Jared tried to steer his thoughts to something other than
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two dead phones, a dead watch, and a dead earbud case.
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In the forty minutes since Jared met Miss Durreck, he
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learned a few things. She was divorced, she wasn't any
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younger in spirit than she looked, and her favorite hobby
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was complaining. She complained about a vampire podcast. The podcast's
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host spent a whole episode trying to say that vampires
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drinking their victim's blood was missing the point. What mattered
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was that the victims bled to death, and Miss Drrick
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thought it was stupid and spent most of the car
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ride to this point saying so. He wished complaining could
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be his job, and she had to figure out a
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way for them to survive until morning. Guys don't stand
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in the cold very long before they start thinking about
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making a fire. The tree they hit sliding down was
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long dead, which had conveniently shattered when it fell over.
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Dead standing trees are about the best firewood you'll find,
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almost as good for fires as a lighter, but Jared
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didn't smoke. He got back into the driver's seat. Miss
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Durreck was having trouble opening a pill bottle. The car's
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heater was still working, although hot had been downgraded to warm.
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Jared suspected arthritis, and he held out his hand. She
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gave it to him, and he opened the bottle and
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handed it back. The old woman looked at him, not
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to see if he was going to steal her pills,
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but if he was going to judge her for needing them.
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Jared knew the look. My mom has bipolar, he said
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to the front windshield. She also takes pills. That have
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liths something printed on them, and she has fewer bad days.
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Feeling some sad coming up, Not this time, she said,
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swallowing one of the pills. But too much happy isn't
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going to help right now? What kind of happy? Jared
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felt the desperate procrastination rise between him and outside as
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he asked the question. Small talk in a warm car
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is infinitely better than a snowstorm that will kill them
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with no help. Cozy happy, funny joke, happy, accomplishment happy,
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he trailed off, nostalgic happy. She said something about the
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way she answered made Jared think she had not been
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asked that question before, specifically about dancing underdressed in the snow.
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Aren't you from Florida? It didn't happen. It just feels nostalgic.
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She paused for a second. I'd kill for some cozy
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happy right now. Your mom teach you about the happies.
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Jared glanced at her and looked back out the windshield.
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Some She tried to keep me at a distance from
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her mental health, but she opened up. When I got older,
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I can't remember her mentioning nostalgic happy, though it's new
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for me too, She said.
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Did you hear that. Better check the locks on your
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doors weekly. Spooky. We'll be right back.
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After a minute of trying the dead radio, Jared spoke again.
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Besides the car itself, everything that uses a battery is dead.
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The heater might go pretty soon too. I think there's
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a blanket in the trunk, but I'd like to get
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a fire going if I can. Do you have a lighter,
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I don't. I have hand sanitizer which is flammable, if
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that helps. She pulled a small plastic squeeze bottle out
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of her purse and handed it to him. You could
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try jumper cables, but I doubt you'd get anything going
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in all this. Why is all are stuff dead? Jared
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thought for a moment. The only thing that makes sense
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is something killed them but wasn't strong enough to take
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out something as big as the car. Has to be
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something electromagnetic. But that's a problem I can't really worry
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about until I get a fire going. There had been
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folk tales in the area throughout the years of disappearances
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and dead batteries in the area. They went back to
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early settlers and demagnetized compasses, but conspiracy theories and ghost
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stories weren't going to get anyone home safe. I was
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kidding about the jumper cables. It won't work, and I
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don't want you to freeze to death or electrocute yourself trying.
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She was wrong, and Jared was drunk with accomplishment, happy
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and I told you so happy, which he thought were
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the best kinds it is. He'd taken a while and
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a lot of sticks, but he eventually managed to get
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a fire going. The trick is to put your larger
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logs at the bottom and get a bunch of sticks
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burned down to coals on top. Keep putting sticks on
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and the coals will light the wood. There was enough
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shattered tree that it should go for a few hours.
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The snow sizzled against his fire, and it was bright
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enough that he could see further into the darkness around him.
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He thought he saw a young woman until he blinked
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and she was gone. She was dressed exactly like the
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missing person Facebook post from a week before. A lawyer
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had driven home from a late night at the office.
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Her vehicle was in her driveway, with her phone and
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bag still in the passenger seat and the driver's door open,
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but she never made it to the ring doorbell snow
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had covered up the footprints, the phone had been factory reset,
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and the cops had nothing to go on. For a
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brief second, he thought he saw her, except that her
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hair and face were different. Maybe his mind brought up
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the missing person photo with the clothes she was wearing
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at the game. All that was there now was an
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owl staring at him from a tree. That's amazing, said
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a voice beside him. Jared jumped sideways. When he looked back,
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there was a tiny, one hundred pound old woman laughing
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at him. She pulled his blanket over her head, shook
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it with her arms, and made ghost noises at him.
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The woods are haunted, uber driver, beware, She trailed off.
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Oh shit, Miss Derrick said, you're bleeding. Jared looked down
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where he had landed. There was a rock about where
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his forehead hit the ground with blood on it. He
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knew head injuries bled a lot, and he could see
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it start to drip off his eyebrow. He felt the
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spot on his forehead where it hurt a little, but
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he wasn't going to die of blood loss. I'm fine,
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he said, as he got up. My fault for being
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so jumpy. Get warm by the fire, I've got a
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first aid kit in the trunk. He got to the
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open hood of the car and felt briefly like passing out.
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He heard the sound of a car approaching and saw
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the shadows from headlights on the road twenty feet up.
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The loud wind came again and drowned out his yells
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for help. As he looked up, he stopped yelling when
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the car's headlights hit the guardrail, he could clearly see
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that it had been repaired. He had hoped the driver
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would see the guardrail that he had crashed into, but
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it appeared to have been bent back to where it
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was before the crash. The driver would have no reason
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to check on them or call nine one one. Jared
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turned around, and that's when he saw her. She was beautiful,
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appeared to be in her late twenties, dressed exactly like
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the missing lawyer. This woman was taller and her shirt
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didn't quite reach her hip. Her complexion, was fair or
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darker hair, and was clearly an athlete. She had her
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