Constance questions why she seems different then her family and local commune. To escape these guilty feelings she has of not fitting in, she writes in her notebook.
One day when she walks with her family through the forest, she sees a tall man with dark, tanned skin and red eyes watch them. Left alone at a pinic table, he introduces himself before knocking Constance out and returing her to the real world from which she was kidnapped from when she was young. Will she notice the warning signs about her past and local commune or go back to the normal world? 

Warning Signs Are Useless

Unlocking the bathroom door, the steam ran from under every crack it could find as it escaped the room, beating me in the race of exiting the said room. Following the steam, I crept out with one foot in front of the other in fresh, clean clothes and my hair up in the towel that was provided to me. It was a soft but finely knitted towel so it can absorb water, the color matched the boring color the counters were in the bathroom, gray. 


Chapter Fourteen