The landscape flew by as Griff's car sped away from his house. He'd talked on the phone on and off, kept looking at some app and drove way too fast. Alex trusted him, but she wouldn't complain if he'd slow down.
"Where are we going?" she asked.
"He's at the train station."
"Wait... you're tracking him?"
"I knew he might run."
"Did you track me?"
"I have more faith in your good sense. I don't need to track you."
"I don't know if that's a compliment or not."
He just chuckled at that.
They pulled up to the train station. It was nearly empty. "Stay close to me."
Alex obeyed without question. She wasn't about to become a problem.
David was sitting on a bench with a suitcase. His head was in his hands.
Griff walked up to him. "You could get picked off before you know what's happ
