TERESA
"Where am I?" I asked no one in particular.
The place I was in felt so strange and the worst part was my head was pounding like drums.
My body felt so heavy and my chest ached with every breath I took in.
I opened my eyes, and what I saw made no sense.
There was a bed, sheets, four walls and a candle glowing on a desk.
This felt like a bedroom.
I sat up too quickly and almost threw up from the spinning in my head. My last memory was fog.
It was a cold, heavy and choking fog and Keller stepped forward when I begged him not to.
Then I felt nothing all of a sudden.
"This isn’t real," I whispered to myself. "We were in the woods. This isn’t real."
The door creaked open and I jumped, my heart leaping into my throat.
An old woman walked in. Her gray hair was tied neatly
