cameron kruger-douglas.
âSTOP following me.â Cameron spoke between gritted teeth. The sensation of being followed produced the tingling sensation at the nape of her neck. The same one that stood her hair on end and told her to RUN. This was no ghost tailing her andâthough the dead did walk the earthâHE was not among them. âI donât know where your stupid camp is, okay?â She marched forward until she thought she heard a defeated sigh, punctuated by the absence of footfalls on gravel. Against her better judgement, Cameron sighed and halted her pace, pausing briefly to allow herself to change her mind. âFine.â The agreement finally left her lips, which up until the word reached her tongue, had been firmly pressed together. âFine, okay. Justâdonât talk my ear off and Iâll help you.â Without turning to look back at the person, she continued. âGive me a landmark or something to go on.â Helping a stranger like this? Finn would be so proud.
  â --- iâm sorry, â her voice is soft, lilted. â i figured if you werenât going to take me, i could ... â hazel eyes fall to the dog at her side. sheâs perfected this act before : small, weak, lost. in need of a hero, perhaps? her throat bulges as she swallows back saliva. â thereâs some apartments nearby ... sundance, i think theyâre called. does it sound familiar? â










