KATHERINE
This time, I didn't have to worry about the things pricking my feet. The thick snow that had fallen these past few days had covered the ground entirely. So as I ran, my feet sank into a cushion of soft ice.
It had began to snow heavily as I ran deeper and deeper into the forest. Saying I was cold would be an understatement. I was freezing and my fingertips were numb.
The heels I was wearing were hindering me from running properly. And I couldn't remove them so my feet won't get too cold and I will get hypothermia.
I had no idea where I was going and it was too dark. The high trees had covered the crescent moon's light. So I just ran blindly in whatever direction my feet would go.
I wish Nat was with me, I had hoped to take her with me when I was running but I didn't know wha
