The clearing
After nearly thirty minutes of weaving through brush and brambles, Judith reached a small clearing. Bob pressed against a tree and squinted through the branches. There, in the middle of the clearing, stood an old house — sagging porch, cracked windows, vines crawling up the siding. It looked abandoned. But Judith walked toward it like it was calling her. Like she knew exactly where she was going.
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