CHAPTER THREE
"Laurie, it's no use... we'll never make it tonight," Ann said sleepily from behind the wheel. "I'm barely awake... and if I drop off, it's all over, honey."
The sleepy teenager looked up, blinking insistently. "I'm awake... honest! I just dozed off for a second, but I feel fine now!"
Her redhead friend laughed warmly. "Okay... but I think we ought to at least stop for a couple of hours and grab some winks, okay?"
"You mean, out on the highway? No way, Ann, that's crazy! We're miles from anywhere!" The white lines were zipping past now steadily as the older car droned on through the warm, humid night. They had hoped to make it to Dave and Terry's school in one day... but the fifty-five-mile limit had thrown their calculations out of whack. It was almost midnight now and t
