The Wendigo's Girl

Previously

…"The forest remembers," he said, his voice barely audible. "And some debts are never truly repaid." With that cryptic pronouncement, Elara stepped back out into the encroaching darkness, the image of Kael’s intense blue eyes seared into her mind. The cabin, and the man within, had left an indelible mark, a promise of secrets yet to be revealed, and a dangerous, exhilarating pull that she knew, with a certainty that chilled her to the bone, would draw her back. The woods felt different now, no longer just a place of fear, but a place of profound, terrifying possibility.