She pulled the car up in front of the house she would be sharing with Lurch and considered for a moment if she should turn the car and back up to the steps to make it easier to unload but decided not to. She just didn’t have the energy to try, not tonight. Maybe in the morning before they went get the rest of her things.
She shifted the car into park and killed the engine before sitting and staring at the dark house for a moment.
“Is something wrong?” Lurch hadn’t moved to get out either. He twisted in his seat to look at her.
She felt her shoulders slump. “No. Not really. I’m just tired. I didn’t realize it until I pulled up in front of the house. I’m looking forward to a long hot shower and a chance to sit still for a while.”
“I’m guessing that means you don’t want to go to the main
