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Isaac Daniels woke up to a loud bang. He jerked awake and looked around, taking in his surroundings. The room was pitch black, save the moonlight leaking in through the windows of the large cabin. However, something was definitely different than when he had fallen asleep. When he had fallen asleep, the lights were indeed off, but the room felt hot and muggy compared to the relatively cool environment he was in before he fell asleep. Isaac always had the thermostat cranked down wherever he went. Growing up in the south where it was always hot, led him to the deep appreciation for keeping the inside temperature cold. He got up and felt his way to the wall where his hand brushed against the light switch. He flipped the switch up and down …show more content…

If ever there was a point in his life that he had felt like a total moron, it was now. The raccoon, realizing it’s cover had been blown, retreated through the hole and back out into the darkness. Isaac walked towards the hole in the screen mesh and wondered if the owners of the campground were going to try to charge him for this, he figured that they probably would. He turned and walked back into the house, turning the light off on the porch and walking back towards the chair he had fallen asleep in. He could feel the cold air re-entering the room now that the power was back on, and his heart was beginning to slow to it’s usual rhythm. As he sat back on the leather recliner, he reached for his phone that was resting on the table next to him. He felt another surge of embarrassment make it’s way through him as he realized if he had picked his phone up he could have used it for light instead of bumping around through the dark like an idiot. He clicked the power button and the phone came to life. No text messages, no missed phone calls, and no notifications from any of his social media. Then again, that was the point of this cabin, he considered to himself. It had been three weeks since Rebecca had broken things off and kicked him out of the house. Since that day, he had felt a hole inside of himself. A deep, dark, and empty hole. He had decided to himself that he had

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