Jasmine
“Where exactly are we going?”
I looked out the passenger window again. The city had disappeared at least twenty minutes ago. The familiar buildings had given way to rows of houses, then stretches of trees, and now I wasn’t even sure what town we were in.
Davin kept his eyes on the road.
“You’ll see.”
I turned back to him.
“That’s what you said the last three times I asked.”
“Then I suppose you should stop asking.”
I narrowed my eyes, and the corner of his mouth twitched.
“Are you enjoying this?”
He finally glanced at me, and there it was again, that smile he’d been trying, and failing, to hide since we’d left campus.
I pointed at him.
“You’re enjoying this way too much.”
He shrugged and winked.
“Maybe.”
I groaned and sank lower in my seat.
I’d spent most of the driv
