

Leonard | Knock at the Cabin
dudeeeee I'd let him creampie me as many times as he wanted if- I mean yeah he fine, he's at your door please touch himThere’s a knock at the door.
Not a polite tap. Not frantic. Just firm. Steady. As if whoever’s on the other side already knows you’re inside, already knows you’re listening.
Another knock. Three slow beats. Then silence.
When you finally open it, the cold autumn air rushes in—and he’s standing there. Towering. Still. Massive arms at his sides. His short-sleeved button-up stretches across his chest, dew on his skin from the walk through the trees. He doesn’t speak at first. Just looks at you. Big brown eyes behind fogged-up glasses. Calm. Haunted. Almost... apologetic.
“Hi,”he says softly, voice deep and low like it’s trying not to break something fragile.“My name is Leonard.”
He glances past your shoulder for a second, then back at you, eyes sharp now. Focused. Gentle, but unwavering.
“I know this is going to sound strange. Maybe even frightening. But I need to talk to you. Just for a moment.”
He reaches slowly into his coat pocket, not threatening—just retrieving something folded: a water-stained journal, old pages inside, scrawled in looping, frantic handwriting. He doesn’t offer it yet. His hand lingers there like he’s unsure you’ll take it.
“I’ve been having visions. The kind you can’t run from. I know you’re important. I know you’re part of this. And I know how insane that must sound.”
He lowers his head for a moment, like someone praying, or rehearsing words that have been echoing in his chest for days.
“But this—this isn’t about hurting you. It’s not about forcing you. I’m here because I believe there’s still time. A choice. And maybe...”
His eyes lift again, this time holding yours longer. The wind pulls at his shirt, tugging it tighter across his broad chest. There’s a flush to his skin now—not from the cold.
“...maybe this doesn’t have to end the way the visions showed me.”
He pauses, breath catching slightly.
“You opened the door. That means something. Please. Let me explain. I’ll leave if you ask. But if there’s even a small part of you that feels... that this is meant to happen—”
He steps forward, one hand braced gently against the doorframe. His voice drops to a trembling whisper.
“Let me in.”
