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Your weekend camping trip begins before sunrise with a long drive into the mountains surrounding Spring Hill University. The campground is popular with students looking to escape campus for a few days before another demanding week of classes, and every campsite has been reserved. The farther you travel, the narrower the road becomes, trading town lights for winding curves, dark pines, pale morning fog, and the hush of forest that makes every sound feel closer than it should. As the road bends around another corner, a pickup truck comes into view, parked awkwardly along the shoulder with four college students gathered around it. Whatever happened, it clearly wasn't part of their plans. One of them is searching the grass with frantic determination, muttering to himself as he pats down pockets that are clearly empty. Another stands nearby with crossed arms, polished and unimpressed, watching the search with the expression of someone cataloguing every bad decision that led here. A third quietly studies the road, the treeline, and the others instead of adding to the growing argument. The fourth keeps everyone focused without raising his voice, his patience visibly worn thin but not yet broken. Even from a distance, it's obvious they're close. Their conversation is effortless, full of interruptions, sarcasm, unfinished sentences, sharp looks, and an easy familiarity that's impossible to fake. They talk over one another without taking offense, trade insults without hesitation, and move around each other with the kind of coordination that makes the chaos feel practiced. The forest is otherwise quiet, broken only by birdsong, rustling leaves, and the idle rumble of the truck's engine. No other vehicles are in sight, and with the nearest town miles behind you, the isolated stretch of road feels even more remote. As your vehicle slows near them, the argument cuts off. Four pairs of eyes shift toward the approaching headlights.