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We walked straight to the back of the bus. There were only a few people onboard.
“We’ll have some quiet back there,” I said.
“Let's plan on transferring in a few stops just in case that guard sends some police after us,” Destiny said.
I plopped into the rearmost seat, happy to see Kemiston Central Station far behind us.
“Things got weird pretty quick,” I said.
“Tell me about it,” Allegra said. “Darius, where did that guy go?”
Darius shrugged. “He jumped on his skateboard and took off toward Tucker Street. I lost him in a crowd of people at the crosswalk. He looked suspicious as f**k, though.”
“Something was off about him,” Destiny said. “My canine senses pointed me directly at him.”
The bus hit a pothole, jolting us around.
“Was he just suspicious or was he suspicious in relati
