Chapter 14
“Llona, please. That’s not what I meant.”
When he moved toward me, I turned and ran.
“Llona stop!” he called but gratefully didn’t follow.
I weaved my way in and out of the steady stream of cars leaving the parking lot until I found mine. My head was killing me and my insides trembled, but I’d just have to deal with it until I was home.
I moved to open the driver’s side door but froze. My front tire was completely flat. I groaned and cursed.
Looking up, I scanned the exit by the bleachers. Several spectators were still standing around. Maybe May was still here.
I texted her, but when she didn’t answer, I ducked around the corner from the exit and waited, hoping I’d see her pass. I could only imagine what I looked like with spray paint on my face and a fat lip.
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