Tonya
He looked at me sharply. Pursing his lips, he took his phone out and gave it to me. I took it and realized there was no signal. It was like we were deep into the wild with no connection to civilization. Frustrated, I let out a rough exhale.
After another twenty minutes, the jeep slowed. We were in the middle of nowhere. I was surrounded by wild forest, and there was no temple. The jeep finally stopped in front of a small wooden cabin nestled between trees. It looked like it hadn’t been touched in years, yet the porch light flickered to life as we approached. Made of dark wood, with soft golden lights glowing inside, the cabin appeared cozy, warm.
“This is it?” I asked, puzzled.
Zeke stepped out and came around to open my door. “No, we are just taking a small break. The temple
