Towards the Winter Cabin of Serenity and Madness, Cinderella Runs

I dreamed of finding paradise in the place I fled to. Roel, who had been living at her relative’s house, killed her cousin, Howson, who attacked her in the middle of the night. In confusion, she escaped from the village to hide from her crime. Avoiding the cold and rugged winter mountain paths, she eventually took refuge in a secluded cabin in the forest. In that cabin, Roel encounters a towering man named Kyden. “I, I think I’ve sprained my ankle. Could you let me stay, until it heals?” “If you don’t want to freeze, take it off. They say excitement wards off the cold, it’s better than catching a cold.” Unless she wanted to freeze in the forest blanketed with heavy snow. She couldn’t leave the cabin. The man who demands her body as they sleep together every night. Is this place truly a paradise, or just another hell? “I’m not angry. I’m just curious about what went wrong, and why you disappeared.” “The winter is over. I don’t want to burden Kyden any longer.” She pitied him, clinging to her insignificant self. But as winter ended, what remained was a farewell for him. Could Roel, who fled at the tail end of winter, truly find her paradise?