Deveroux After her classes, Danielle stuck Ethan’s note about keeping on the left to the dashboard of Brianna’s car and pulled up the directions for Ethan’s place on the GPS. She planned to leave early, knowing there was a huge chance she could get misdirected even with electronic guidance. She didn’t get lost, however. Arriving thirty minutes early, she toyed with the idea of driving around the block for a few more minutes, but decided against it. She didn’t want to risk actually getting lost when she’d already made it there. Danielle went up to the enormous front door anxiously wondering what Ethan would think about her early arrival. Her finger hovered over the doorbell button before she took a breath and then pressed it. She could hear the dulcet chime it made through the wood. She didn’t have to wait long before the door swung open. It was Nadia, and she looked a little startled to see her standing there. “Hi, uh ... you’re so early. Ethan isn’t back yet.”
