CITY MALL
Laura walked out of the mall and as she walked towards the parking lot, she noticed someone was watching her. She wasn't sure, but she walked briskly through the parking lot, her keys clutched tightly in her hand. She glanced over her shoulder for what felt like the tenth time.
The bald man in the casual outfit hadn’t moved; he just stood there, watching her. Her stomach knotted. She was sure he hadn’t been there earlier when she’d parked.
“Maybe I’m just imagining things,” she muttered under her breath, unlocking her car door.
Sliding into the driver’s seat, Laura exhaled and tried to shake off the unease. She adjusted her mirror, only to spot the man walking toward a car parked a few spaces away. He got in, and another figure—someone in the passenger seat—turned to look i
