Chapter 34Sara drew back quickly, still on hands and knees. The darkening night and her blurred vision didn't allow for examining the bones in detail. She had to find shelter to last through the night or risk ending up in the same predicament as that skeleton. She crept under the overhang to the side, away from where the bones lay.
That many bones in one spot meant the wild pigs and other foragers could not reach the ledge, otherwise the bones would be scattered. Sara felt around and found a dry spot and lay down and curled into a knot, preparing for a long night of chilling breezes and wet clothing. Another unnerving thought crept in. “I hope the centipedes haven't found this place.” At least she had shelter from the rain and most of the wind. The police needed to know what lay down here
