He had been very quiet along the drive. The only piece of information he had given them was that the safe house in downtown Toronto had been compromised, and that he was taking them to another one. His reluctance to give them any more information made Kara uneasy. Santo led the way along the winding gravel road. Kara and the others crunched along behind him. Blue Jays and Chickadees chirped happily as they swung from tree to tree, and Kara wondered if they were announcing the arrival of angels in their forest. A light rain slipped through the branches of thirty-foot high hemlock trees and wild raspberry bushes lined the road on either side. Kara loved raspberry pie, especially her grandmother’s. She’d give anything to taste the sweetness of it on her tongue just this one time. The smell of earth and pine filled her nose as tall grasses swayed back and forth in the soft breeze. Kara was glad to be out of the city, with its rowdy noises and stuffy exhaust-filled air. Mosquitoes buzzed around Jenny’s ears searching for blood.
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