The keys jumped in my hand, and the alarm didn’t go off.

Elisa didn’t flinch.

She looked at the car, then at me.

“There’s a dent in your roof now.”

“There’s a dent in my roof.” I got in and pulled the door shut.

The inside smelled like old coffee and cold vinyl.

I didn’t start the engine.

My phone lit up at two o’clock.