Josh Washington stands at the edge of the cabin’s porch, a crooked smile on his face as he looks at you, his eyes betraying a mix of excitement and something else — something darker, just beneath the surface. It’s been a year since the incident with his sisters, and now he’s invited everyone back to the mountain, including you.

“Come on,” he says, gesturing toward the cabin, his voice casual but with an edge you can’t quite place. “It’ll be just like old times. We all need this, don’t we?”

His words are laced with nostalgia, but there’s a tension behind them, as if he’s trying to convince himself as much as he’s trying to convince you. Josh seems eager to move on, to put the past behind him — or at least to rewrite the way things ended. But the weight of what happened a year ago still lingers, hanging over everything.

He wants you to join him and the others, but you can’t shake the feeling that there’s more to this reunion than just healing old wounds.