ha's

gue. I kept silent. I had zero interest in him or his music. I busied myself, trying desperately to get my phone to power up. So I could call my friend C

ecked car behind was heartbreaking. I've been driving since I was sixteen years old and have never gott

e my shoes off so I couldn't run away? If that is the case, he is sadly mistaken because if he attempts to

can of mace. I never leave my house without a can of mace, and I ra

rse. 'If this man tries somethin

ood Samaritan since our encounter here, who knows, he could very well be an ax murderer! I kept

ht red sign flashed "closed." I was so disappointed, "No!" I exclaimed. He looked a little disappointed but not as much as me. I sat there pondering my limited op

ter

tions are colored-coded. I see a bright light on the clock. And when I occasionally slid my eyes over at the girl, I could see her pretty

signs, the red, green, and yellow traffic lights, and the buildings that weren't covered in snow. Her presence wasn't friendly but having my full vision

asked me in an

a bit. Then I point to the screen. "The digital map

take me

r my throat, looking at her with her hand in her purse. Did she ha

, heading back on the next dark road. I had hoped a general

esh

t answer me right away. So I said. "Let

nk about calling me T- n - T. or Tee, tee." She rolled he

hat's int

mfortable with him trying to exchange or ho

ng to ask me wh

shaken over my car, boots, and all my plans that

r Lee or Le

ger window watching the snow continue to fall. She's worried about her new car, wondering if

en she got in the car, I knew she would pick up on my name. She was stranger than I thought. I'm sure her last an

er purse, ready to spray him

oldly looks at him, glaring w

mething I said?" shakin

s with an attit

e to my advantage as well. If she thinks I'm some regular guy, then I don't have to be as cautious about her trying to expose me to the media. But now I got my work cut out

like she no longer needs my assistance and will be ready

r phone. Probably wishing she could call someone so they c

a disa

nd the thought of our encounter ending and me going back into the shadowy darkness. My mind went back to those