The yellow cab had rolled to a stop, deposited her, and left without so much as a word to the girl left standing beside it holding her bags. She looked around, taking in the scenery, along with a deep breath.  “Fresh air. Great. I’m in the fucking woods. Thanks a million step daddy dearest.” She rolled her eyes heading past check in. A voice called out to her telling her she had to check in. “Fuck you,” she retorted. “I’ll go to which cabin I damn well please. If you’ve got somebody in that one right there that isn’t Kaige Mayfair, then move them. It’s not that hard. Even an overweight, college reject, disappointment to her husband like you can do that. Just pretend you’re gonna get a donut and fat cock for doing it.” She smirked before heading to the cabin she had pointed to. Along the way, she gave a few glares that made a few people step back. “Damn right. You better get the fuck out of my way.”<br/><br/>Kaige knew this camp was just her step-father’s way to get rid of her and make her father happy at the same time. He never did anything nice for her just for the sake of being a good person. The relationship wasn’t a love/hate one. It was more along the lines of hate/hate. Her mother and step-mother had shipped her to her dad’s, and now it seemed they were passing her off as well. ‘Just as well. I don’t need anybody anyway. People get in the way. Just leave me to my own devices.’ Kaige loved to spend her time with her bow, skate boarding, and of course the occasional, secret music sessions where she would play a while before being discovered.  Back home she had built a make shift shed in the woods stocking it with food, blankets, and clothes. She would stay gone for days at a time to get away from her step-father. This summer may have been his way of getting rid of her, but he was giving her a wonderful gift as well.<br/><br/>Kaige dumped her bags on a bed and grabbed her bow. She had already had enough of being indoors and around people. It was time to get into the woods. ‘Peace and quiet,’ she thought as she threw her quiver over her shoulder. The rules had not said anything about weapons. Then again, she hadn’t bothered to read any. Pushing open the screen door, she stepped outside noticing a dog walking with two guys. Her eyes looked the pup over, and she couldn’t help but smile. As soon as she realized the expression on her face, Kaige wiped the smile away. Her normal hard, cold wall was back up. She headed along the path, slightly in front of them, looking towards the thick covering the trees could provide. Her head tilted back as she examined them, trying to gage how difficult it would to climb them. “It’s doable. Easy enough. Just put my back into it, and I can do it.” The solace she longed for loomed in front of her as she continued along trying to put everything else behind her.