When the car came to a stop outside the small cabin, Lieselotte was still half-asleep, her forehead resting lightly against the window. Katelynn nudged her shoulder gently and whispered, "We're here. Wake up."
Lieselotte blinked the sleep from her eyes, and the silhouette of the cabin came into focus. For a moment, an unexpected wave of déjà vu swept over her, tugging at something buried deep in her memory. It was unsettling—like recognizing a place she was sure she had never visited but still felt inexplicably tied to.
Katelynn tilted her head, her brows knitting slightly. "You okay?"
"Yeah," Lieselotte murmured, though her voice carried a hesitation she couldn't hide.
Peri climbed out of the driver's seat, giving them both a crooked grin. "Alright, ladies, enjoy your weekend. I'll catch you on Monday." He gave a quick wave before heading back toward the car, leaving them alone in the fading light of the mountains.
