Arthur Whitmore Demanded A False Alibi For Caleb In Columbus Parking Garage
“I am not running away this time,” I said, looking Greg in the eye.
“I am moving on my own terms.”
I got into the driver’s seat and pulled the door shut, the familiar interior smelling of cardboard and packing tape.
I plugged my phone into the dashboard charger and opened the navigation application.
The screen lit up with a blue line that stretched southwest, away from the north side of the city where Caleb was still searching for me, and toward the quiet of a city three hours away.
I locked the car doors and set the navigation to Cincinnati.