CHAPTER 26
“Mama, how long do you think we’ve been walking?”
“Shush, baby, and let me think.”
“But my legs are sore, and I’m freezing.”
“Stop whining, and hush for a second.” Jade paused to study the mountains. She’d been certain that as long as she kept them to her back, she’d end up at the Glenn, but it was twilight now, and there was still no highway in sight.
“Listen, baby, when those bad people brought you to their cabin, how’d they get you there?”
“What do you mean?”
“I mean, did you walk or take a snow machine or a car or what?”
“It wasn’t a car. It was a truck.”
“Okay. And when you were driving in the truck, before you turned to get to the cabin, where were the mountains? Were they on this side of you or were they somewhere else?”
Dez pouted. “Which mountains do you mean?
