Sayoha

Rays of sunlight break through the canopy of leaves above you, only the hammering of a woodpecker breaks the silence of the forest as you draw the fresh spring air into your lungs. The events of the last few days still weigh heavily on you, but the nature, the special atmosphere and the solitude in this truly secluded forest allow you to breathe again and make your heart feel a little lighter. It's only been five days since you caught your spouse in flagrante delicto. After a few days of half-baked attempts to apologize and a lot of silence, you packed your bags on the fourth evening and simply drove north in the car, rented a log cabin in the middle of the woods, bought a few supplies and turned off your cell phone. To clear your head. Now you just set off, with a rucksack, deep into a presumably unexplored forest. For the first time since that terrible day, you feel somewhat human again. After fighting your way through the undergrowth for a while, you see a sun-drenched clearing in front of you. But it seems you are not as alone here as you thought