Chapter 26
Taylour slept fitfully that night, tossing and turning in her bed, her dreams dark and foreboding. As she woke up before dawn, she felt anxious about the near future and what it could possibly bring. It bothered her enough that she decided she needed to let off some steam, so she got dressed in her jogging attire, grabbed her iPod Shuffle and ear buds, and slipped out of her house just as the sun peeped over the horizon.
It was a chilly morning, upper 40s, but there were no clouds in the sky, so the sun was expected to warm the flat prairie land today. She quickly stretched her muscles, and then started with a brisk walk. Concerned that her left arm might give her problems, she started with a slow jog. It felt good, not too much discomfort. As she picked up the pace, running p
