Forest House

secret house :!! Jenny and her friends

Jenny and her friends had always loved taking weekend trips to explore the wilderness. This time, they had rented a cozy cabin in the woods. The cabin was tucked away in a remote area, surrounded by dense forests and a small lake.


As they settled into the cabin, they couldn't help but feel a strange sense of unease. The air was thick with an eerie silence, broken only by the occasional hoot of an owl or the rustle of leaves. Still, they brushed it off as their imagination and began to unpack.


As night fell, they gathered around the fire to roast marshmallows and share spooky stories. But as they listened to each other's tales, they began to notice something strange. The woods seemed to be alive with whispers and murmurs, as if the trees were speaking in hushed tones.

Jenny couldn't shake the feeling that they were being watched. She tried to ignore it and focused on the group's chatter, but it only grew more intense. Eventually, she excused herself to the cabin and went to bed, hoping to get some rest.


But as soon as she closed her eyes, she heard a loud banging on the door. She jolted up, but the noise had stopped. Jenny assumed it was just the wind or an animal and tried to fall asleep again.


But then, she heard a faint whisper, barely audible at first, but gradually growing louder. It was calling her name.


"Jenny...Jenny...come outside..."


She opened her eyes and saw a figure at the foot of her bed. It was a woman, her skin as white as snow and her hair as black as coal. Her eyes glowed with an otherworldly light.


Jenny screamed and scrambled out of bed, but the woman reached out and grabbed her. She dragged her out of the cabin and into the woods.


As she stumbled through the underbrush, Jenny felt as if she were in a trance. She couldn't resist the woman's pull. The woods were alive with whispers and the rustling of leaves. The trees seemed to be moving closer and closer, as if they were trying to trap her.


Finally, they reached a clearing. The woman let go of Jenny and disappeared into the darkness. Jenny tried to turn back, but she was surrounded by trees. She was alone, lost, and terrified.


Then, she heard it. A low growling, coming from the shadows. It was a sound that chilled her to the bone.

Jenny knew she was being hunted.


She turned and ran as fast as she could, but she couldn't shake the feeling that something was right behind her. She could hear the growling getting louder, closer. She was trapped.


Suddenly, a hand reached out and grabbed her. She screamed, but it was her friend, John.


"Jenny, what's wrong? Why are you out here?" he asked, trying to calm her down.


Jenny looked around and realized they were back at the cabin. She had been running in circles, lost in the woods.


The rest of the weekend was a blur. Jenny and her friends couldn't shake the feeling of being watched. They heard strange noises in the night and felt as if they were never alone.


As they packed up to leave, Jenny saw the woman again, standing at the edge of the woods. She was beckoning to her, but this time, Jenny was ready. She ignored the woman's call and got into the car.


As they drove away, Jenny couldn't shake the feeling that something had followed them out of the woods. She didn't know what it was or what it wanted, but she knew one thing for sure - they would never