She had had enough. Being cooped up in Turner’s new digs was grinding her down. Making her itchy all over. Turner wanted her to stay in the house. To not go out alone. But, oh my god!! She couldn’t take it any longer! She needed to get out. To feel the summer’s cool breeze blowing across her cheeks. To feel the heat radiating up and out of the sidewalks. To see people.
oh my god!!She just had to leave for a little while. Just a little while. Yes, yes, yes … she knew Turner was right. Until they had a handle on who was making these prank phone calls, and why they were making them, it made sense for her to stay safe. Stay inside and out of sight. But there was a problem. She wasn’t built that way. She wasn’t meek and passive. Ever since graduating from college, she had been an outgoing extr
