She didn't say a word. Her fingers were digging into his arms and her face was buried into his skin like she didn't want to be anywhere else.
Then a twig snapped somewhere behind them and they both turned fast. An older man stood on the path, holding a camera around his neck. His eyes were wide with shock like he had just seen something he wasn't meant to see.
"I… I saw…" he stammered, stepping back slowly.
Ethan didn't wait. One moment he was beside Lydia, the next he was standing right in front of the man. His movement was so fast it almost didn't seem real.
"You didn't see anything," Ethan said, his voice deeper now, calmer in a strange way. He placed a hand on the man's shoulder and stared straight into his eyes. "You came out here to walk. You saw some birds, maybe a dee
