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Sleet is slamming onto the roof of this Ford Fiesta harder than I've ever seen, but I hardly...

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Sleet is slamming onto the roof of this Ford Fiesta harder than I've ever seen, but I hardly notice it as I'm flying down the county highway. I didn't even have time to buckle up before I jumped in the car, not letting up from the gas pedal.

My brake line could very well be broken, but I won't have even a moment to check it at this point. That's a Future Me problem, Current Me is just trying to get us the hell out of here.

It's a flat, straight highway, no one around at 3 in the morning.

I cover part of the cabin light with my hand and turn it on. some light that gets through the cracks in my finger illuminates the scattered notebooks and hastily ripped newspaper clippings on the seat next and I have to h
 
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