Chapter 34
Chloe
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IT WAS ANOTHER twenty minutes before were able to get to a gas station. They didn’t have any phone chargers, but we did learn from one of the attendants that we weren’t too far from the church.
“And you doubted me,” Graham said, as we started driving again.
“I never doubted your ability to find the church. I just doubted your driving skills,” I admitted.
“Ha. Funny,” he said dryly.
I looked at him. “Do you see me laughing?”
WHEN WE FINALLY reached the church, it was almost seven o’clock. Most of the lights were off and there were only a couple of cars in the parking lot, and they were almost buried in snow.
“This doesn’t look good,” Graham said, frowning. “Wait here. I’m going to see what’s going on.” He reached into the back, grabbing the Santa jacket, h
