Abi felt a strange presence as she stood waiting for someone  to answer the door, she counted the possibility that maybe no one was actually home, but she was sure she'd seen a flicker of light from the distance earlier. She looked around but there was seemingly no one there. Abi decided she would wait a few more moments before giving up and continuing her walk to somewhere new.<br/><br/>There was a familiar smell, the smell of a burning fire, but not just any fire, this one, smelt a little different. She recognized the smell from long ago... it reminded her a little of home, her original home, where she'd lived with her mother and father and her sisters. She snapped out her reminiscent daydream quickly, it was too dark now to go anywhere, so she decided if there was no one home, she would stay on the porch in hopes they would return later on, or in the morning.<br/><br/>she sighed, but moved away from the door, and sat down, resting her back, and aching feet from the days walking, and leant against the wall of the cabin. She was actually surprised that no one had answered the door.