Jack heard a low, deep moaning. It was loud, then soft. Loud, then soft.
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He put his book quietly into his pack. He stepped deeper into the cave.
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The wet dog smell grew stronger.
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Finally they stopped and turned around.
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They kept on going. They ran between fallen rocks and under jagged cliffs.
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"Jack?" said Annie. "Is that you?"
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"Go! Go!" said Jack.
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No bear.
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He kept going, deeper into the smelly blackness.
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He ran into something. He gasped.
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A booming snore shattered the air.
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"Wait," she said. "Someone's sleeping back there. Hear him snoring?"
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"That's not a person," he said. "It's a great cave bear!"
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He and Annie ran through the cave, over the bones, and out into the falling snow.
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"Annie!" whispered Jack again.
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Jack stepped on the bones.
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No answer.
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"Annie!" he said a little louder.
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"Yikes!" said Annie.
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All they could see was snow and rocks and their own footprints.
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"Didn't you hear me calling?" Jack whispered. "We have to get out of here!"
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"Whew," said Annie. "That was lucky."
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"Yeah," said Jack. "He probably never even woke up. We just got in a panic."
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He took off his glasses to wipe off the snow. The cold wind blew against his bare legs.
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"Me too," he said.
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"Wow," Annie said. "Look." She pointed to something behind Jack.
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Annie huddled close to Jack. "Brrr! I'm f-freezing," she said.
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"What?" Jack put his glasses back on and turned around.
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Under a cliff was a wide ledge. Under the ledge was another cave.
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Only this cave seemed to have a golden glow.
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This one looked cozy and safe and warm.
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