“Wait a second. Let me think.” It helped her memory if she closed her eyes. She hiked the park daily, weather permitting. The park took up most of the space on the elevated range but not all. Some prime real estate that bordered the park’s forest to the east—yet still boasted an ocean view—had been filled with tall vacation homes. “There are some houses on the edges of the park.” “Good hiding places?” “At least somewhere we can hide until the authorities can reach us.” David shook his head. “Sounds good, though I have a feeling we’re the cops’ last priority right now.” She released his wrist and put on her helmet before slipping behind him on the four-wheeler. The fear of being shot or wiped out by a ton of water had lessened enough that she became fully aware of the sensation her wet clothes stuck to her cold skin caused. She was soaked, in the winter, and running for her life while the rest of the coast suffered through a natural disaster.
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