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Fall had finally come to the town of Willowdale, Pennsylvania. The forests that surrounded the secluded town were gradually changing to vivid oranges and quaint browns. Only a sprinkling of green remained among the leaves. The town was getting ready to host their annual fall festival and decorations littered storefronts and yards. It was a bigger holiday than Christmas to the residents.
Two such residents had just passed one another on those decorated streets; one a rising detective with the local police and the other a mousy librarian. They didn't acknowledge each other though both had suspicions about their hidden nature. Both arrived at their respective jobs in the quaint town where everyone had secrets. Everyone had ulterior motives.
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Jo Becket, head librarian and respected member of the community unlocked the library doors, ready to begin her day. She expected boredom and monotony, things that made her feel safe but not quite content with the direction of her life. The librarian had an unfulfilled desire to engage in dangerous, thrilling activities. It wasn't enough to run in the forest with no-one but her pack. She wanted to be chased by something.
As it turns out she wouldn't be chased by anything, at least not today. She settled herself in the main office with her coffee and waited on her patrons to filter in and read about adventures she would never have.
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Theo arrived in the small police department right on time to a stack of cases to look over. He was likely the most punctual person one could ever meet. The police chief was happy that Theo arrived when he did. He was up to his neck in investigations about missing people and Theo swooped in. It was a case that he had still been working on since he had arrived, at least privately.
The official case had been chalked up as nothing more than an animal attack, though the pattern and bodies didn't indicate that at all. It was almost as if the town was eager to sweep it under the rug. Which he found suspicious.