😯 I thought I was doing the right thing, leaving the twins I had just saved in the house with my wife while I went to search for help. When I returned, the house was empty, my wife’s wheelchair was overturned, the girls were gone, and on the floor, a message written in blood froze me in my tracks.
Every year, I take my wife to our house in the forest, far from everything, because she loves the peace and quiet. Since an accident, she has been in a wheelchair, and being in nature does her a lot of good.
The last time we were there, I left her to go gather firewood. In the middle of the forest, I came across two girls, clearly lost.
They explained that they had come for a camping trip, but had strayed too far and couldn’t find their way back. The forest was huge, and honestly, I didn’t know it well enough to help them find their families.
So, I suggested we go to our house, and I would call for help afterward.
When we got back, my wife was sleeping. I asked the girls to stay quiet so as not to wake her, while I looked for a place to get a signal and call for help.
Just 30 minutes later, when I returned, I discovered the house was empty. My wife’s wheelchair was tipped over, the girls were gone, and on the floor, a message written in blood froze me in my tracks…
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It was written: “WE KNOW.”
A cold shiver ran through me.
Someone had entered our home.
I searched the house and then found muddy footprints leading outside.
I rushed to the stream near our house, hoping to find them.
And there, on a rock, I saw them with a man who fled when he saw me.
The police took the investigation seriously, but they never found the man.
However, it left a lasting mark on us.
The security of our home was reinforced, and the twins showed signs of trauma.
Although the incident had a happy ending, it reminded me of the importance of vigilance and the protective instinct.
