Chapter 10
It was late, dark already, and cold out, so when the car turned off and the hot air stopped pouring out of the vents, the chill quickly crept into the car, settling over the occupants. Martha stirred uncomfortably in her seat and opened her eyes. Did I fall asleep? For how long? s**t, it’s dark out there.
The last thing she remembered was the open sprawl of Missoula. They’d been talking about the attack. They’d left the drug store parking lot at the tail end of rush hour. Now, the headlights of Danny’s car illuminated thick trees and a set of wooden steps. Danny was scavenging about the front seat, looking for something. A moment later his door opened.
She opened hers as well and stepped out into the crisp night air. “Where are we?”
“Hold on,” he said. “I have to get the lig
