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I Love the Cold — Winter Roadside Entity and Blizzard Transformation Horror
A rideshare driver and his elderly passenger crash off an icy road during a blizzard, where a presence in the snow does not simply kill—it changes its victims.
Jerod Styles is an insurance adjuster by day, and a late-night driver for strangers on the side—until a sudden gust, a violent impact, and a guardrail that bends wrong sends them sliding into the dark. Then the worst part hits: every battery dies—phones, watch, earbuds—while the car keeps running, and the storm turns the world into a sealed, silent trap.
A fire buys them a little time… but it also reveals what the snow is hiding: a figure dressed like a recent missing person, an owl watching from the trees, and a beautiful stranger whose voice feels like comfort and whose touch feels like being loved into sleep. Jerod is pulled to his knees. Memories rewrite themselves. Bodies stiffen. Fingers blacken. And the cold becomes something you crave.
If you’re searching for scary winter stories, blizzard horror, paranormal encounters, missing person mysteries, and that creeping “something is very wrong in these woods” feeling—this episode is for you year-round, but it hits hardest on a cold night with the lights off.
I Love The Cold by Jonathan Lumpkin
The simultaneous battery failures isolate Jerod and his elderly passenger while the still-running car proves the problem is not a simple electrical outage. Fire reveals shapes in the storm but also marks the crash site, and the familiar face of a recent missing person suggests the cold preserves or imitates those it takes.
Jonathan Lumpkin’s story turns warmth, memory, and affection against the protagonist. The beautiful stranger does not merely attack; her voice makes surrender feel safe as frostbite and bodily change advance. Roadside survival, a watching owl, missing-person mystery, and an entity that teaches victims to desire the cold give the episode its specific winter-horror identity.
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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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hand on Miss Direck's cheek, and it was the most
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relaxed her body language had been since Jared met her,
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even letting the blankets slip from her shoulders and fall
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to the ground. You are tired, old woman. Kick snow
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