He was still a few days away from turning eighteen, a fact that left Dan unnerved, but that didn’t bother Jonathan, as he was oblivious to it. Jonathan was far from being in a place where he could love anyone, let alone think about sex or whatever else it was that was going through Dan’s mind. Jonathan was all about survival, nothing else mattered. Had he spent one more night out in the cold, he would have died, frozen to death, caught unprotected in the forest by the sudden onslaught of winter. After the realization of his parent’s disappearance had finally sunk into the bottom of Jonathan’s mind, he decided to find a place to spend the night. He was exhausted, and he was hungry. He had only few dollars in his pocket, an ATM card, but what good did that do if there’s no ATM to withdraw money from? He had his student ID card in his wallet as well, but that was about it. He had no cell phone, as his father never allowed him to have one.
