Strangers On a Train
“MY HEART POUNDED AS I RECOGNIZED the danger I was in. We were pretty far from the lodge out here—definitely too far for anyone to hear me scream if Tatjana and Hiro were up to no good.
I glanced back at Tatjana, who was coming toward us. “Nancy!” she cried, her eyes flashing with anger. “Did you follow me?”
“Obviously she did,” Hiro snapped, frowning at her. “I told you to be careful!”
I cringed back against the tree trunk as he spun to face me. My eyes darted around, looking for an...ything I could grab to use as a weapon—a rock, a fallen branch . . .
“Nancy, please don’t tell anyone you saw us out here,” Hiro begged.
I blinked, focusing back on his face. All the anger had disappeared from his expression. Now he just looked anxious and kind of freaked-out.
“Yes, please, Nancy,” Tatjana put in. “If anyone knows we are together, especially Becca—”MoreLess
I glanced back at Tatjana, who was coming toward us. “Nancy!” she cried, her eyes flashing with anger. “Did you follow me?”
“Obviously she did,” Hiro snapped, frowning at her. “I told you to be careful!”
I cringed back against the tree trunk as he spun to face me. My eyes darted around, looking for an...ything I could grab to use as a weapon—a rock, a fallen branch . . .
“Nancy, please don’t tell anyone you saw us out here,” Hiro begged.
I blinked, focusing back on his face. All the anger had disappeared from his expression. Now he just looked anxious and kind of freaked-out.
“Yes, please, Nancy,” Tatjana put in. “If anyone knows we are together, especially Becca—”MoreLess
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