#Chapter 114: Lost Memories, Dug Up

Olivia The chilled night air sent a shiver down my spine as we stood at the edge of the forest, gazing at the distant outline of the cabin. The moonlight painted the scene before us in soft silver hues, stirring a mix of fear and nostalgia within me. Angela, Nathan, and I had decided to return to the cabin—the place where so many of my childhood memories with Nathan and Alvin took root. “I can’t believe how long it’s been,” I whispered, more to myself than to the others. The cabin had an aura of old, carefree days when life was simpler, back when our biggest concerns were winning hide and seek or roasting the perfect marshmallow. Nathan broke the long, heavy silence that hung over our heads. “It feels like a lifetime ago, doesn’t it? Days of innocence.” Angela took a deep breath, sensing the weight of the moment. She had never been there to experience any of our childhood memories. “Alright,” she murmured, taking a step forward and giving us one last glanc