Dream Man
“He was alone in his car, just sitting there, watching for her. The late afternoon sunshine glinted off the windshield and prevented her from clearly seeing his face, but she knew it was him. Detective Hollister. Though she could really only discern the width of those heavy shoulders and the shape of his head, some primal sense of self-preservation, an alertness to danger, recognized him.
He didn’t get out of the car, didn’t call to her. Just watched her. Marlie strode to her car, stonily re...fusing to react to his presence. When she pulled out of the parking lot, he pulled out right behind her.
He stayed there, tight on her rear bumper, as she threaded her way through the normal afternoon traffic. If he thought he could rattle her with this juvenile game, he was in for a surprise; her nerves had been tested in circumstances far more dire than this, and she had survived. She had errands to run, things she would have done over the weekend if she hadn’t been overwhelmed by that night-mare vision.MoreLess
He didn’t get out of the car, didn’t call to her. Just watched her. Marlie strode to her car, stonily re...fusing to react to his presence. When she pulled out of the parking lot, he pulled out right behind her.
He stayed there, tight on her rear bumper, as she threaded her way through the normal afternoon traffic. If he thought he could rattle her with this juvenile game, he was in for a surprise; her nerves had been tested in circumstances far more dire than this, and she had survived. She had errands to run, things she would have done over the weekend if she hadn’t been overwhelmed by that night-mare vision.MoreLess
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