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Several minutes and miles later found the car along a river road. The blinking lights of the skyscrapers lay far behind them as they followed the winding pavement and tall, imperial old townhouses. The posh neighborhoods of yesteryear stared down at them in scorn as though the ancient vehicle wasn’t good enough for their horse-and-buggy days.
Sarah wrapped her coat closer to herself against the deep chill of the autumn night. All the thoughts she had were second guessers as she wondered if maybe coming along with two vampires-one of which was interested in her blood-wasn’t such a great idea.”
“Stupid Jenny. Stupid me. . .” she muttered in the back seat of the old black car.
“Pardon?” Ruthven called from the front where he sat in the driver’s seat.
She glanced out the window and
