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"Let’s just tail her until we get an opportunity"

"I don’t like it Oh, shit, Dillon, the bikers are back, all four of the back together when there was a break, then fanning out again

Sally was feeling good She was feeling s that Porsche and the four bikers She’d gone through that opening without hesitation, and she’d done it without any proble she hadn’t had time to think about it, otherwise she would have wet her pants She was grinning, the wind hitting hard against her teeth,direction

She looked at the upcon There was a turn onto Maitland Road half a mile ahead She didn’t knohere Maitland Road went, but frohway That uided her bike over to the far right lane A car honked, and she could have sworn she felt the heat of it as it roared past her Never again, she thought, never again would she get on a h why not? She was a pro

She’d driven a Honda 350, just like this one, for two years, beginning when she was sixteen When she told her father she wasback home, he refused to buy her the car he’d promised The ot the red Honda, a wonderful bike She remembered how infuriated her father had been He’d even forbidden her to get near a rounded her

She hadn’t cared She didn’t want to leave her mother in any case Then he’d just shut up about it She had the sneaking suspicion that he wouldn’t have cared if she’d killed herself on the thing

Not that it e

She didn’t want to think about that

She took the turn onto Maitland Road Soon now, she’d be going back in the other direction, and no one would be after her this tihts at all It indy There were thick, tall bushes on both sides There was no one on the road What had she done? She smelled the fear on herself Why the hell had she turned off? James wouldn’t have turned off

She was a fool, an idiot, and she’d pay for it

It happened so fast she didn’t even have time to yell or feel scared She saw the lead biker on her left, waving to her, calling to her, but she couldn’t understand his words She jerked her bike to the right, hit a gravel patch, slid into a skid, and lost control She went flying over the top of the bike and landed on the side of the two-lane road, not on the road but in the bushes that lined the road