Well damn, I didn’t even think about that outcome. Probably because it sounded like something you’d see in a James Bond film. This was Silverlake; there was nowhere we could hide that someone wouldn’t find us. The world was closing in on us and with every tick of the grandfather clock in our living room I found it harder to breathe.
“So what are you suggesting?” I said, barely above a whisper.
“I’m saying we need to make a run for it,” he replied. “Libby’s right, we have to go now.”
He grabbed the bag Libby had packed for me and popped the boot to his Lancer. Another larger bag was already sitting in there. Aiden looked questioningly at Libby.
“Noah packed a few of your things,” she explained. “We figured you wouldn’t have the time.”
They were serious about this. I guess I couldn’t re
