Each night as dusk fell, the small cabin nestled deep in Deadroot Forest glowed warmly from within. It stood alone, hugged by tall, gnarled trees and blanketed in the soft hush of pine needles.
Wind whistled through the branches like whispers in an empty cathedral, but the forest was never truly silent—not anymore.

The day-to-day grind and the fact that I lived in a big city at times almost felt claustrophobic.
Coming home, although only a few hours southwest, was always a welcome relief. I grew up in horse country. We always had horses, and the feeling of being able to get out on a trail and feel the wind on my face was the perfect way to decompress.
I might go from a slow walk to a light trot or canter depending on the terrain. There’s nothing like it.
On this day, the gentle rolling hills led to an open meadow and finally over to some dense forests. The horse, Bella, was well-trained and gentle, a good match for my skill level at that time... 

The thunderstorm rolled in faster than I had expected. One moment, I the trail was silent except for the rhythmic sound of my boots hitting the damp ground.
The next, a wall of rain swept through the trees with a roar, and the sky cracked open with lightning.
I made it to the shelter just in time—barely enough room for me, my soaked pack, and the gathering shadows of dusk.
The wind howled through the gaps in the rough-hewn logs, and thunder rattled the boards beneath me. I was cold, wet, and grateful. And I had the perfect thing to pass the time.
From the side pocket of my pack, I pulled out a dog-eared journal that my brother back home had had for left me.
It was a handwritten note along with the journal that had been tucked inside and it read : “Read this on a rainy night. Trust me.”

2 encounters and an interview with author Greg Walter.

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