6Nina wasn’t entirely sure why she felt apprehensive as she followed Aedan’s directions to his place. She also wasn’t sure why she was driving him in spite of the fact that the hairs on the back of her neck were standing up. She had sent a text message to one of her friends, checking in and telling her she was going home with a guy, the standard procedure. If she didn’t check back in before midnight, Kelly would call her, and if she didn’t answer, Kelly would do the right thing and ask the cops to find her. Nina knew the police probably wouldn’t move on the case until it was too late, but it was the only recourse she had.
Should have had him give me the address before we left, she thought ruefully, glancing over at him. But he was gorgeous, and he had seemed so charming and interesting. A
