Luke’s eyes went wide when he came to his door five minutes later. Gabi had sprinted to his cabin in full-on panic mode, and she was breathing hard. “Gone, Luke. She’s gone. She was there when I left at ten and went down to the beach. I know she was there. I checked the bathroom, I checked the admin cottage, and I checked the van. She’s not here.” “So she snuck out when we were on the lake.” He ran a worried hand through his hair as he slid on his hiking boots. “Did you tell Oliver yet?” “No.” Gabi felt her voice reach a panicky tone. “I came to you first.” “Where are the other girls?” “They’re freaking out in the dining hall. I told them not to dare move till we figured out what to do.” “Okay.” He headed to a closet and pulled out a backpack that looked fully packed. He slung it onto his back and motioned Gabi back out the door. “She left sometime between ten and five, so she’s got some lead time on us. Do you have any idea whether she would have headed for the woods or the road?”
