Schools hadn’t closed yet for the day, yet there seemed to be an inordinate number of cars on the road. And the rain didn’t help at all. Coming down across the windshield in driving sheets, Wade’s wipers were working flat out to keep the glass clear. Everything crawled to a standstill near the turn off to his street. Up ahead, though, Wade caught a glimpse of red and blue flashing lights. Police, a fire truck and an ambulance? A sick feeling of dread took up residence in his gut. Without sparing the weather another thought, Wade pulled his car over to the side and got out, running toward the cause of the traffic jam. As he neared the intersection, the dread solidified into abject terror. There, wrapped around a power pole, was an all-too-familiar vehicle. Piper’s car! Rain streaming down his face and in his eyes, Wade elbowed past the gathering crowd. Nothing else mattered right now but knowing that she was okay. A team of firefighters were using cutting equipment to free the driver’s door of her car.
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