The Crash

Tegan is eight months pregnant and alone, desperate to escape her crumbling life. She sets out to drive to her brother's house, but encounters a blizzard in rural Maine. Her car breaks down and she suffers a broken ankle, leaving her stranded. A couple offers her shelter in their cabin while she waits for the snow to clear. What initially seems like a rescue becomes increasingly troubling as Tegan realizes something is wrong. The cabin is not the safe haven she believed it to be, and she finds herself in grave danger. Stranded with her unborn child at risk, Tegan must find a way to survive and escape. The story explores themes of motherhood, survival, and the gap between appearances and reality in a snowbound setting.