SIENNA
After I finished eating, Clay and I climbed into his black Jeep Cherokee.
I had barely clicked my seat belt into place before he pulled out of the driveway and accelerated down the road.
The paved road twisted through the towering pine trees, winding through the forest like a snake. Thick branches stretched overhead, blocking out much of the grey, overcast sky.
There was something unsettling about the forest.
Beautiful…
But unsettling.
I stared out the window as the trees blurred past.
“It’s creepily beautiful, isn’t it?” I murmured.
“That it is,” Clay agreed, keeping his eyes on the road.
“So, where exactly are we going?”
“It’s somewhere I go when I need to clear my head. When I need to get away from everything for a while. I have a feeling you’re going to like it.”
Tha
