The sound of the gunshot still echoed in Adam’s ears as he stumbled through the rain, gripping Emily’s hand tightly. His breath came in short, uneven bursts. The storm soaked them completely, but neither cared. They just ran, their hearts racing faster than their feet could carry them.
They didn’t stop until they reached the edge of an old shipping yard. Adam pulled Emily into the shadow of a warehouse and pressed her against the cold metal wall. “Are you hurt?” he whispered, scanning her quickly.
She shook her head, trembling. “No… but, Adam… what if he…”
Before she could finish, another sound reached them. The crunch of gravel under steady footsteps. Someone was following.
Adam pulled her deeper into the warehouse. It was dark inside, lit only b
