Paula P. Paula P.

Prologue

They were just on their way home from the farmhouse and stopped their old, rusty-red Jeep at the exact same spot they used to for years, five miles from the farm, two miles from home. As always, they left the driver's door open and would do the rest of the way on foot. Every single time. The car would be gone by the next morning anyway. It always was.

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