Mysterious Cabin Tale: A Winter Adventure

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It’s is winter and I’m out with my older brother Sam in the woods. He told me he found this cabin in the woods when he went for a walk yesterday and thought that I would like to see it. as the sun sets I ask “how long until we get to the cabin”
“not long now” Sam replies. as it starts to get foggy we hold hand’s so we don’t get lost. Just after we hold hands a figure appears from the fog and starts to walk away from us. “hey Jacob we should follow that person, maybe he lives in the cabin in the woods” Sam whispers to me
“ I don’t know, he could want to be left alone” I reply
“so what, what’s the worst that could happen” Sam asks
“err he could kill us” I reply arrogantly
“shush, don’t be so loud” Sam demands the figure stops and turns around and listens, Sam covers my mouth. he turns back around and starts to walk again. we start to follow the figure the again. “this is about where I saw the cabin” Sam tells me. A large dark silhouette appears in front of the figure. “I thought you said it was a cabin in the woods not an old castle” I say
“I don’t understand, I swear I saw a cabin in the woods, this makes no sense” Sam replies very confused.
“let’s just turn around now, we can’t look through the windows their …show more content…

A shadow crosses the hall and enters a room on the left. We creep up to the door window and see the figure through the misty glass. It is standing over a table holding a saw. it looks up and sees us behind the window. He walks towards the door with a mean grin. When he puts his hand on the door we run back down the hall. It starts to run after us still caring the saw. As I exit the castle i turn around to see where Sam is, I see him crawling along the ground. “go, get out of here you won’t make it if you come to get me” Sam yells. I turn around and run back into the woods. After a couple minutes of running I slow down to walk, the fog has lifted and I can twice as far then I could

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