26
I WAS STILL CRYING when I made it to the entryway. Trevor had tried to talk to me, but I ignored him. I wanted to get as far away from the club as possible. Hell, I wanted to leave Shore Lake and never return.
A young couple, who walked out before me, turned around and noticed how upset I was.
“Are you okay?” the young woman asked.
I wiped the tears from my face. “Yeah. Thanks.”
“Do you need a ride?” her boyfriend asked.
That’s when I noticed it was the toe-sucking guy. There was no way in hell I’d get into a vehicle with one of them. “No.”
“It’s dangerous to be wandering the streets like this,” he replied.
“I won’t be. I live close. Thank you though,” I lied.
Fortunately, they went on their way and I headed toward Main Street, toward Duncan’s. As I neared his house, I saw that
