Chapter 25
The next day I spotted the two khaki-clad strangers everywhere I turned on campus. The taller of the two seemed to be the alpha dog. Both were in their mid-twenties, looked like they were lost en route to a country club, and had enough subtle signs of money that I knew they weren’t community college students. I didn’t recognize either of them, and I didn’t see them talking to anyone in a familiar way. They spoke to people, but no one greeted them like they were friends.
I was very careful not to let them see me talking too long to my usual friends. I was already avoiding Noah, so that was easy. Aubrey was busy with tonight’s party. I kept my conversations with everyone else to under five minutes. It was a little ridiculous, but until I knew who and what these two wanted, I was
