The safe house was only a five-minute drive from town. It was a small property on a busy road standing almost adjacent to the school. They were small houses, tightly packed together with almost non-existent front yards. Maya watched the pedestrians, the bustle of parents walking their children down the street towards the large gates. For a safe house, the street was busier than she expected. She expected him to drive out to the mountains, cutting her off from all civilisation.
"It's better to have witnesses," Raiden mumbled as if reading her thoughts. He gave her the key, making no effort to unfasten his seatbelt. "There's limited food, mainly non-perishables, but some necessities will be delivered every day. I can't promise the state of the inside. I wasn't expecting to have to use it fo
