"Hurry up." Ignoring Hank, I hit the gas pedal. The car sped off like an arrow shot from a bow.
Soon after, we reached the police station. Right as I was about to get out of the car, Leo pulled me back.
"What's wrong?" I asked Leo curiously. I didn't understand why he was stopping me from reporting the incident to the police.
"Put on some clothes first." He took off his jacket and handed it to me. It was only then that I remembered I was only wearing a thin singlet.
I took his jacket, face hot with embarrassment. His compassion moved me. After I put it on, we got out of the car and reported the incident at the police station.
"I'll treat you to dinner," I said, as we pondered what to do next to the police station gate after making the report.
Firstly, I made this offer to express m
