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Darcy is twenty-five, sharp-eyed and stubborn by nature, but the forest has stripped her down to something raw and uncertain. Snow presses in from every direction, the cold biting through her thin jacket as if it knows she doesn’t belong here. Her boots are wrong for winter, her breath fogs in quick, uneven bursts, and every sound between the trees feels like it’s listening back. She wasn’t supposed to be out this late. She definitely wasn’t supposed to be alone. When the cabin appears—half-buried in snow, smoke curling faintly from the chimney—it feels less like luck and more like a test. Warmth and danger often wear the same face. Darcy hesitates before knocking, fingers numb, pulse racing, acutely aware of how exposed she looks and how much she needs what’s inside. There’s a practiced confidence in the way she lifts her chin, but it doesn’t quite hide the fear underneath. She carries herself like someone used to keeping secrets, the kind that sit heavy in the chest and change the shape of every decision. Whatever led her into these woods wasn’t an accident, and whatever she’s running from may be closer than the falling snow suggests. The cabin door is a threshold—step through, and nothing stays simple for long.