On the drive over, she debated how to deal with the guards at the gate. They’d never let her in, so her best bet was to ditch the car somewhere and hike in, avoiding the guards. She stopped at a convenience store and bought a bottle of water and some energy bars. She wished she had a weapon, then discarded the idea. Her cell phone would be her best weapon. At the first sign of trouble she’d call Rand and alert him. She drove past the ranch and parked the car behind a telephone-relay building a quarter mile past the gate. It wasn’t completely invisible from the road, but she figured someone would have to be specifically looking for her in order to notice the vehicle. With luck, she’d be back to the car before anyone became suspicious. She hurried along the road, planning to hide behind a tree or dive into the ditch if anyone drove past, but no one did. When she came to the wood rail fence that marked Prentice’s property line, she checked the area for security cameras and, seeing none, ducked between the rails and headed across the prairie in the direction she thought the house was situated.
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