Katerina
We drive in silence for what feels forever until Alejandro pulls to a stop near something that pretty much reminds me of an old abandoned church. I tense immediately, because weren’t we headed home? Somehow I don’t like the complete darkness that surrounds us or the fact that I am completely alone with this vicious stranger in the middle of nowhere. Yet, I don’t say a word as he kills the engine and turning off all lights in the vehicle, turns to face me.
By instinct, I retract, sitting as further away from him as possible in the confined space we are in. My hand darts to the small pepper spray bottle at the keychain I carry everywhere with me, just in case and for some reason I can’t stop the rapid beating of my heart. Deep down I know it has nothing to do with any potential da
