Shadow/Cason
We got to the turn off and had to slow down. The road here wasn’t paved, there were a lot of bumps and dips. We finally pulled up to the cabin, and it was definitely run down. It was more like three ramshackle shacks put together. There was garbage, a couple of lawn mowers, an old refrigerator and a rundown dirty couch in the yard. There were two black dogs chained up, barking and snarling. When we turned our bikes off, their noise took over ours.
Four men walked out on the rickety porch, all had their arms crossed, there was no Heidi.
“Get off my land!” A big fat bald man in a pair of brown pants that was held up my black suspenders, and he was shirtless.
“Now that’s just gross,” Dane mumbled.
“Mmmhmm,” I said. “I’m here for Heidi.”
If he was going to be rude, I w
