The streets were empty. Under normal circumstances, he found comfort among the crowds. Friends and strangers alike, it didn"t matter to Todd. As long as people surrounded him, he felt at home.
But for what he was about to do, he needed solitude. He didn"t want anyone to judge him or try to talk him out of it.
No pedestrians, no traffic. Except for the bars, Aspen Falls was the kind of town that rolled up the carpets by ten o"clock. This usually annoyed Todd to the point where he bitched about it regularly. But now he was grateful.
It was just after midnight when Todd left the bar. Though he had no idea how long it took him to get to Lakeside Drive from downtown, he figured it was at least an hour. Not that it was far from where he"d started, but he took his time as he made his way throu
