"Sadie, Let's move! Mom is expecting us by tomorrow evening"! She groaned and rolled over, the sheet falling to the floor.

She gets up, and heads to her closet, getting dressed. Downstairs her brother is heard walking the tiled floors, his shoes clacking, as the front door opens and closes.

She grabs her duffel bags of clothes and throws them over her shoulder. She quickly rushes downstairs, and sees three others standing out by the truck. She walks out to greet them.

"What are you guys doing here"? She puts her duffel bag in the trunk in her brothers Tahoe.

"We are coming with you guys". Her black haired friend responded.

"Wait, what"? She responds confused.

"Like we would let you go back to your parents alone. We know your relationship with them isn't smooth, so we will be there to make sure nothing goes wrong". The jock looking brown haired guy replies.

She laughs. "well thanks. You are awfully quiet Alyssa". She turns to the dirty blonde girl.

"Sorry, just not sure how I feel about going down highway 4-311. You do know the stories right"?

"Yes, 'Devil's cove'. What a crock of shit". Her brother walks around the truck towards the house.

"Kayden, that's not funny". He turns back.

"What? It's a highway, hundreds of people die on them every day".

"How do you explain the Moshin county bus found with several mutilated bodies"?

"The bus wrecked, and the wild creatures had a snack".

"Or the 'Millsons murders"? She was annoyed with his smirk.

"Sis, they were drunk horny teens! Anything could have happened to them".

"They found their car at 'Cheasel lake', covered in blood".

"Just stories to tell teens to prevent them to going out at night and fucking each other's brains out. Nothing more, nothing less".

"Are we going to tell lovely murder stories all day, or are we actually going to get on the road"? The jock asked.

"I'm with Preston, time is wasting. Let's go"! He puts the last bag in the trunk, and slams the door as they all get in.

"I'm sure Mom and Dad are dying to see us"! Kayden starts the truck as they pull from the driveway, hooting and hollering.