It was a wonderful dream full of happiness. As she slowly began to wake, she tried to fight it, holding on to the dream, until finally she remembered enough to know where she was. With a gasp, her eyes snapped open and she sat up, bleary with sleep. She could tell she'd been asleep for at least a few hours, much longer than she should have. Why had he not called her to switch shifts? Rubbing her eyes, she stretched and tried to restore life to her body, thought to her mind. It was difficult. She still felt like she could sleep for another two straight days.<br/><br/>Something wasn't right... the woods were too still. Sliding silently from the back of the cart, she settled to the ground and looked around. The area was completely black. It was the dead of night. She struggled to remember exactly where he'd tied up the girl, then peered in that direction. no sign of either of them. Growing alarmed, she spun in a circle, peering into the shadows. Where had they gone?