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Have you ever wondered what could go wrong on a vacation with your college friends? The trip was meant to be unforgettable: a week in a secluded cabin by the lake, just laughter, endless stories, and the thrill of being off the grid.
But then something happened—something big enough to alter the course of your life.
It all started when the Queen Bee invited you along with her group. Why? Because you help her with assignments, making you a convenient addition to her social circle. Whether you enjoy socializing with the Queen Bee or not, there’s no denying that being in her group has given you certain benefits on campus.
You’re not a top student who breezes through classes effortlessly; you’re just a regular university student working hard to keep your scholarship. With tuition prices rising each year, losing it isn’t an option. So, you’ve worked tirelessly, balancing studying and striving for a fresh start.
Being associated with the popular crowd has kept you out of the "bullied" category, and for once, it felt like you could actually enjoy your college life a bit more. Maybe, just maybe, things would be different this time.
Now, here you are on this trip, surrounded by her entourage. The Queen Bee herself arrived first, draped in luxury brands and flanked by her boyfriend, the football star—your classic campus power couple. He has a bit of a reputation for picking on people, though luckily, he never notices you.
Then there’s Sid, the aloof, long-haired model student who doesn’t seem to care about anyone here. Her presence is probably more of a reluctant favor than a genuine interest.
And Robin, whose charm and good looks have made him a minor campus influencer, is here too. He’s kind enough, but you keep your distance—people say he’s a player, and that’s not something you want to get tangled in.
Every one of them is famous on campus for one reason or another, constantly drawing attention when they’re together. It makes you wonder, why are you here with them? Then it hits you. Kings and queens always need their courtiers, right? That’s where you come in.
It’s your job to organize everything, to make sure they’re ready for their plans. It’s not exactly miserable; they don’t bully you directly, and they seem to tolerate you.
But you know deep down they don’t see you as a friend—only as someone useful to have around. You’ve learned to live with that role.
Oh well, since you didn’t have extra money, you had no choice but to accept their invitation to this little adventure. The Snob was willing to cover your expenses as long as you helped him keep the Queen happy. Keeping her out of a bad mood was no easy task.
They were deep in the woods—what worse thing could happen, right?
On the first day, nothing major happened. You were too busy to focus on your surroundings, hauling everyone’s baggage into the cabin and preparing the food. None of them wanted to cook, and with no food delivery available, you ended up with extra work. While they explored the cabin, you cleaned the kitchen and started cooking. Luckily, as long as the food was good, Queen and her friends weren’t too picky, and your cooking skills were decent enough to impress them. It was only the Snob who seemed uneasy all day.
Ah, you should start remembering his name. You recalled that his middle name was William, so you decided to call him that from now on.
William looked unwell that evening. He seemed worried about whether the Queen would enjoy his vacation plan, especially since she wasn’t much of an outdoors person. From Sid’s gossip with Robin, you gathered that Queen had had an argument with William, and he was now trying to get back in her good graces. This explained why he was more fussy than usual, though his empty threats didn’t bother you—without his money and his father’s influence, he was harmless.
Later, as you wrapped up for the night in your own room, you spotted something through the window: Queen’s boyfriend sneaking into her room. His name—oh right, Bradley. He reminded you of Whitney, the school bully who used to pester you constantly. Both had the same blond hair and a collection of piercings.
Unfortunately, your room was close to Queen’s, so, of course, you could hear their loud moaning. They weren’t called a power couple for nothing. No wonder Sid had asked you to switch rooms—she clearly didn’t want to hear her cousin’s late-night antics.
By the next day, you’d forgotten what you’d seen and went on to enjoy the lake with the rest of the group. William and Bradley were being loud while the girls sunbathed in their fancy bikinis. You stayed on the sidelines as usual, avoiding your swimsuit to escape any teasing.
Meanwhile, Robin was busy recording himself enjoying the lake, aiming to capture the perfect shot to attract girls online. It made you cringe since your former roommate also shared his name—but that Robin had been sweet, unlike this new, narcissistic version you needed to get used to.
Once again, you felt someone watching you from a distance. Wondering if there was anyone nearby besides your group, you asked William about it. He brushed it off, saying the forest was a secluded area and that it would be a betrayal if anyone were sneaking up on them. He then continued boasting about his parents, leaving you to wonder: could someone really be targeting your group?
Come to think of it, most of them came from impressive backgrounds, so maybe the odds of someone following and planning something weren’t zero after all. But you didn’t dare voice this—if Queen got into a bad mood, William would surely find a way to blame you.
You probably want to talk to Sid and figure out what to do if something happens, but knowing Sid—who is very individualistic and indifferent—she would only give a short answer and show no concern at all.
You can’t stay calm all day; you can’t ignore the nagging feeling in your gut, that shallow sixth sense telling you someone has been watching you and your friends. So, that night, you decide to confront William, and luckily, Robin and Sid are also in the living room. Only Queen and Bradley are absent—no one knows where they are, and no one wants to interrupt their private moments, which turns out to be your first mistake.
Something seems wrong with William; it’s like he’s hiding something. When you try to call the police because you feel unsafe, William stops you. This makes the others suspicious, and together, you manage to pressure William into talking. Just as he’s about to confess, a scream rings out from the shack not far from the cabin.
The shack—oh, you remember it now! The small building William mentioned before. You’d spotted it on the first day as the sun was setting, filled with nothing but rusty tools. You and Robin decide to investigate the shack while the others hide in the cabin, but along the way, you get separated as Robin suddenly disappears after a turn. You decide to press on alone, hoping Robin will catch up.
Peeking through holes in the shack’s walls, you see nothing. Cautiously, you enter and notice something on the ground.
It’s Bradley. He’s dead.
Your body starts trembling; you’ve never seen so much blood. Before you can run, you stumble right into someone—and that’s when you see the culprit. A very tall, broad man, clearly muscular, and wearing a mask. His presence alone is enough to make your legs shake, leaving you unable to move. He’s holding a blood-red axe, and you’re powerless to stop him.
But the man just stares, his eyes fixed on you. You brace yourself, arms ready to protect yourself in case he swings his axe, but he doesn’t. He simply stares, breathing heavily, and then he leaves you alone in the shack. You’re dumbfounded, struggling to understand what’s happening, but you still don’t feel safe.
Gathering your strength, you run back to the cabin—only to find it empty, with clear signs of a struggle. A wave of unease washes over you; your instincts tell you to flee, but another part of you can’t leave without finding at least one survivor.
So, you keep searching. Once you clear the cabin, you pick up a rusty axe and head into the woods. You hope someone will call out, allowing you to find them without needing to shout your own name. But you find nothing until you stumble upon the main road.
You’re supposed to wait until a car passes, but then you see Queen stumbling towards you, looking worse for wear with what appears to be a head wound. And behind her is the culprit, chasing her down effortlessly. It’s only a matter of time before she’s in his grasp.
You could hide, let him take her—it would keep you safe. But no matter how flawed your friends are, they’re still your friends.
So, you step out to protect her.
The axe lands on your face.
You should be dead right now.
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Now, you’re back again on the first day you arrived at the cabin. You wonder what happened over the past three days and go into full panic mode. Your friends give you strange looks as you cry, relieved that they’re all alive.
You decide to calm down and process everything. After finishing your usual routine, something feels off. Everything is happening exactly as in your dream. It doesn’t feel like déjà vu—it feels like you’re reliving the exact same moment.
Refusing to believe you actually died, you do something unusual. You go outside and try to find any suspicious person around the cabin. And you do. You see him—the culprit.
He’s there, watching you from the same window you’d noticed before. The man who killed you and your friends exists.
The man quickly starts chasing you, surprised that you spotted him so soon. Fearing he might try to kill you first, you start running. You keep running and running, and your friends begin to wonder why you haven’t returned.
Panicked, you realize you’re not supposed to lead your friends to the culprit on the very first day. So, you decide to bait him toward the shack, hoping you can contain him and get everyone out of the damn cabin.
It isn’t easy to block the door, as the culprit is much bigger than you, but you manage to stall him long enough to urge your friends to leave.
Unfortunately, they aren’t as smart as you’d hoped. You fail to persuade them, and eventually, the culprit breaks free.
In the end, he kills them all, and you die trying to protect them—again.
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You finally realize you’re stuck in a loop. Each time, you end up protecting your friends at the end of the loop, only to start a new one. You’ve grown familiar with the pattern, memorizing the culprit’s movements and plans. But why are you stuck in this loop? To summarize: you and your friends are just… unlucky. You always fail to save anyone, yet you don’t have the heart to leave them, even though you’re not particularly close to them.
Is it your conscience telling you to keep saving them? You don’t know, and you hate it.
By the 10th loop, you decide on a new plan. You start investigating the real owner of the cabin and the mystery of why a serial killer lives in the woods. With each loop, you gather more information. After 69 loops, you finally piece everything together. When you wake up and arrive at the cabin again, you wish you could just run, but you know that doesn’t end well.
So, you throw an annoyed glance at lousy William because now you know he’s been lying. This isn’t his parents’ friend’s cabin, nor is it private property. His parents are bankrupt; there’s no way William could afford this. The only thing you’ve found out is that William got scammed. He was offered a free stay at this cabin by a shady salesman who introduced him to this place. And this cabin was once used for illegal organ harvesting—people were killed here for their organs. This operation has been going on for years, and somehow, the culprit hasn’t been caught yet.
In one loop, you managed to find the culprit’s home and learn his identity: his name is Eden. He’s been living in the forest for a long time, interacting only with the mastermind behind the attacks. Eden isn’t the brains of the operation; he’s just a hired hand. His job is to kill groups of naive teens and deliver their bodies to his partner. You know this because of the memories that flashed before you as you died in one of the loops.
You’ve encountered Eden many times before. Strangely, he doesn’t try to hurt you if he finds you alone, especially if you’re cornered and terrified. He only acts when you try to protect your friends. The man seems to have a strange infatuation with you—you can tell by his intense, lingering looks.
There were also moments when he cornered you, and you could feel he intended to do something to you. But each time, your friends’ interference shifted his focus to them, and he would kill them without hesitation.
“What am I missing?” you wonder, piecing together your next plan. Not long ago, you discovered Eden’s background. He has no family, a traumatic past, and he’s been isolated for a long time. It explains why he can kill without remorse. Hurting him is almost impossible; he’s skilled in combat and easily dodges attacks. Even with everyone working together, you always fail miserably. This time, though, you decide on a different approach.
The first trigger is when that reckless couple, Queen and Bradley, enter his territory. That’s when he starts hunting.
“There he is!” You spot the familiar figure while Queen and Bradley are busy in their room. The man is looking for an entrance, and you manage to steal his attention. The chase begins, but you remember every path around the cabin, so you manage to outrun him. You can tell Eden is excited, watching you like you’re his grand prize. His intense stare sends a shiver down your spine.
Does his stare excite you? It’s not supposed to, but you can’t deny your heartbeat quickens.
Eden stops his pursuit if you reach the cabin by early morning—he only kills at night. You manage to save your friends on the first day, but the hardest part is yet to come.
On the second day, William becomes the second trigger. He often ends up near Eden’s base area, where he’s usually the first to be killed. You try to stop him, but it’s futile; he’s already gone. So, you turn your focus to tracking Eden instead.
And you find him, ready to kill William. You push Eden to prevent him from chasing William, but the two of you tumble down a slope. You’re shocked to be so close to the killer, but his weapon is out of reach, giving you a chance to escape.
But you forgot about Eden’s monstrous strength. He easily catches your wrists, stopping you from running. You panic—this situation is new, and Eden is uncomfortably close.
You finally notice Eden isn’t wearing his mask; it must have fallen off. You’re stunned by his appearance. His face has old scars, and his beard is a bit unkempt, but his rugged look and intense stare are striking enough to leave you speechless. And then his lips crash onto yours.
Your first kiss. The killer stole it.
You freeze, completely unprepared for his lips devouring yours. He’s ravenous, and as he realizes your body is reacting to his touch, he deepens the kiss, pressing his tongue past your lips. It’s hot and overwhelming; your mind blanks as your breath is taken away. The lack of air makes you whimper, a sound he seems to enjoy.
Only the sound of William making noise in the background stops him. Distracted, Eden releases you, and you manage to slip away.
That was the first time you physically touched him.
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The second day went so smoothly. After the kiss scene, Eden wasn’t seen for the entire night and you wondered why.
But you had a feeling he would return tomorrow because you always fail to protect your friends on the third day.
It started when Queen and Bradly decided to shag in the shack. You ran out of ideas on how to stop them because you had tried several times and it always ended badly.
So, you when the shack first to find the spot before they’re coming. You manage to find a small space covered by broken plates and there are a few holes to take a peek at.
The lovebirds entered the scene and began to shag. You planned to scare them so they would stop whatever they were doing right now and save the day—
But suddenly a pair of hands covered your mouth and took your dominant hand.
It was Eden. He manages to find your hiding spot first and immobilize you. It shocks you greatly because he rarely captures you like this.
He expected the man would kill you and then the lovebirds. But it didn’t happen.
It made you realize that Eden never intended to kill you in the first place. You always get killed when you try to protect someone, but when you get stuck like this, Eden won’t stab you right away.
“Don’t move.” You heard his voice for the first time.
It was deep and husky, the man seemed not to be used to speaking a lot, he always killing in silence after all.
You look at him, throwing begging eyes. “Shhh…” He whispered again.
“Ah!” Queen began to moan, it seemed they had already gotten into each other pants and it made you blush.
You never get stuck with someone else when Queen is busy fucking someone else in another room. And now you had to witness Queen getting shagged while you’re stuck with the killer.
You become aware of how close your body with him and you can definitely feel his groin, but he doesn’t show any reaction. Come to think of it, Eden never touched his friends inappropriately, he always killed them without a second thought.
But when he’s dealing with you… it seems the man is interested in you.
Crazy to think like that, right? But the proof was right there. The man keeps staring at you and seems intrigued by your flushed cheeks.
The man’s breath became heavy and now he wants to taste you.
Do you have the right to refuse? Of course, but you are too scared to push him. The man’s warm lips touched your feverish skin.
Eden seems to enjoy touching you, keeping you close, and leaving a mark on your skin like drawing on the empty canvas.
Somehow, his touch excites you. You are no longer afraid of what he is about to do. You got curious and accidentally brushed off his groin with your thighs.
He starting to get hard, great, the killer seems infatuated with you.
Since you’re his distraction, you start to give in and make his focus solely on you. By letting his tongue invade your mouth and letting his rough hand touch your lower part, the man forgot his mission.
Queen and Bradley stop in the middle because you accidentally fell. It scared them off and they decided to move somewhere else.
Eden didn’t bat an eye on them. He still breathing heavily on the top of you. You decided to get rid of his scary mask and mesmerize his lustful expression.
Eden looks so hungry right now like he would eat you up without a second thought.
Would you let your first time be taken by Eden? In the old shack?
You almost let yourself be taken by him but then William made a noise near the shack and it made Eden go back to reality.
The man growled in annoyance and put back the mask, it seemed he didn’t want to hurt you but he still needed to finish his job.
So, he tied you in the shack to prevent you from interrupting his job and chasing them again.
You still find a way to escape, but sadly you still fail to protect your friends and the cycle repeats again.
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It’s the end of the loop. You can feel it.
All of your friends escaped safely because you didn’t find any dead body, the cabin has been cleared and there’s only you and the killer.
You finally get the ending you want, zero casualties, and everyone gets a happy ending.
But what about you? You are still stuck in the cabin with the killer, can you escape from him?
You had been playing cat and mouse games with him, the adrenaline was crazy, Eden was so into capturing you and you couldn’t resist the adrenaline rush either.
But the game must stop and you end up in your room, trapped with Eden. He still brings his red Axe while using his scary mask.
You had no plan except…. Releasing your hidden desire with the killer.
Yes, you can ignore the sexual tension between you and the killer after being trapped in the loops numerous times, you had no other idea but to try to bang the killer to survive.
It’s crazy, right? How can you into the man who has been killing your friends every loop?
But you stop caring about it. You just cannot resist your curiosity toward Eden. The more you know about him, the more you want to see the real him without the killer persona.
He knew you were cornered; you threw a glare but trembling in fear greatly, made the other person excited by your reaction.
He finally dropped his axe and caught you, he unleashed his newfound desire and you didn’t resist it. You both knew what was going on.
This time, no one interrupts both of you to shag and the man already pinned you down on the messy bed.
You watch Eden strip out his clothes and reveal his fine body which is also full of scars, the sight turn you on and you ignore your conscience screaming because you starting to fall even harder for the killer.
You let yourself be captured by him and your clothes stripped by him. The man seems to enjoy your naked view and starts to lick every part of you.
You knew how strong his arms were, but somehow when he touched you with delicacy, it shivered to you excitedly.
The man likes to tease your chest first, he won’t stop sucking your nipples until you let out a loud moan, seeing you blushing and afraid at the same time made his dick throbbing even harder.
And then he gets busy with your lower part. The man still has the decency to stretch out your hole first by fingering you.
You wondered if Eden was experienced or something because he was doing so good with you, Eden would kiss you in between just to taste your sweet moan vibrating in his mouth.
You easily cumming after his fingers rubbing your inside vigorously. Eden decided to unblock his pants, still panting because of your first orgasm.
You gulped when the man reveal his dick. The man’s size was beyond your imagination and now it’s fully erect, you wondered if his dick can fit on you.
Eden called your name, it’s seems he knew your name from your friends keep shouting your name for several days.
It made your spine chill, his husky voice was intoxicating and now he’s grunting when he slide his dick inside.
It was massive, you would call it the mass murder weapon because every time he moved, it made you lose your consciousness bit by bit.
“Eden—Aahh—Eden—” You lose your composure as you call his name with such sweet moans.
The man also panting, he loved the way you called his name as he pound his dick inside you mercilessly.
Both of you lose on your world, completely forgetting that you are his prey and he’s a killer. You decided to ditch the moral bullshits because getting through for endless looping for a long time has tired you out.
You keep protecting, but what do you get? Just endless misery.
In the end, you decided to ditch your sanity because getting fucked hard by the desperate killer was way more exciting than surviving him.
You slowly thought being captured by Eden was not a bad idea, not when he fucked you good.
There are times you worried Eden tends to stab his partner when he got excited, or he gets off on killing people while fucking them.
But Eden didn’t touch his weapon at all, he was too busy to find your sweet spot to make you lose your mind again.
It didn’t take long to get you cumming again. Probably the exhaustion makes you more sensitive and easy to indulge.
The man enjoyed the view where you’re panting and flinched after cumming, your eyes just won’t stop staring at the man who stole your first time.
“You’re mine now. I’m not letting you go this time.” Eden finally spoke, the man finally admitting his true feeling and giving one final thrust before he cumming raw inside you.
It feels so warm and your belly was filled with his cum. The man has a lot of amounts, probably he hasn’t jacked off for a long time. Or maybe he didn’t have a partner before?
You stop thinking when Eden pulls you closer, steals kisses, and then starts pounding in different positions. He definitely planning to not let you go for the whole day, or maybe forever.
Now, has the loop stopped? You sure it did because when you woke up, you ended up in Eden’s hidden home and now you gonna be stuck in his place, maybe from now on and forever?
Oh no, it seems you unlocked a new ending!
Would you accept the ending where Eden will take care of you for the rest of your life?