The Unseen
“She’d had another nightmare, thanks in part to the doctor’s stinginess with her pain meds. She’d been lost in a thick, overgrown forest, searching for something among a web of thick, gnarled oak limbs. The thing behind her was huge, and she could smell its foul animal stench and feel its hot breath on her neck. She’d been too scared to turn her head and look at it—if she’d looked at it, she might have died of fright before it had a chance to kill her.
She was sweaty now, and her leg felt... as though someone had drilled deep into her bone marrow. The pain was intense, and she took two more pills. She would run out of them fast at this rate.
Cassidy shoved herself into a sitting position. The apartment felt eerie with nobody home. It must have been very late at night, because she didn’t hear neighbors bumping around through the thin walls and floor.
She tried to check the time, but of course her phone was dead.MoreLess
She was sweaty now, and her leg felt... as though someone had drilled deep into her bone marrow. The pain was intense, and she took two more pills. She would run out of them fast at this rate.
Cassidy shoved herself into a sitting position. The apartment felt eerie with nobody home. It must have been very late at night, because she didn’t hear neighbors bumping around through the thin walls and floor.
She tried to check the time, but of course her phone was dead.MoreLess
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