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children ran out from behind a car as they left a
trail of blooming dust in their tracks.
    Tyler
didn’t want to be a backseat driver to someone he had just met, but at the same
time, he felt compelled to speak. “I, uh…know we’re in a hurry and all, but you
might want to slow down a bit so you don’t draw attention.”
    Eddie
glanced at the speedometer and immediately released pressure from the gas
pedal. “Sorry, I’m usually a cautious driver. I just…” He shook his head and
kept his eyes trained on the parking lot, now driving at the designated speed
limit. Then he glanced at Tyler. “I just had my priorities all laid out. You
know? College. My future. I had it all figured out. And then your brother came
along and kinda threw a kink in my plans. I’m not ready to throw everything
I’ve worked for out the window and risk jail time for harboring a runaway.
    “Before
I drive any further, where’s your father’s car?”
    “Ugh,
Kirby? He’s definitely not my father. His car’s right over there though.” Tyler
pointed straight ahead and to the right. “It’s that old red Pontiac, second
from the end.”
    Eddie
pulled up behind the car and parked. “This is it?”
    “Yep.
I’ll just be a second. I left the bag in the backseat.”
    Tyler
glanced at Eddie. There was an unmistakable look of concern written on his
face. Eddie had said that he wasn’t ready to throw everything he’d worked for
out the window. What was that supposed to mean? He’d come this far. Was he
going to back out now? Without conscious effort, he tuned in to Eddie’s
thoughts.
    I
could just drive away ,
he heard Eddie think. I could keep going, never look back, and pretend we
never met .
    “You
could,” Tyler said. “It’s definitely an option.”
    Eddie
looked, as expected, very confused. “I could do what? What’s an option?”
    “You
could drive away and never look back.”
    “How did
you know…?”
    Tyler
shrugged. “My brother’s not the only one with talent. It’s true. You could
drive away, pretend that you never met me, but it wouldn’t put an end to all of
this. My brother isn’t the one who threw a kink in your plans. The people who
kidnapped him are. You’re damn lucky that my brother had the power to contact
you. If he hadn’t, you could be in the same position that he’s in right now.
The people who took him want you, too.  Like it or not, we have to rely on each
other if we’re going to make it through this.
    “Now, I
need to get my bag. Can I trust that you aren’t going to drive away once I get
out?”
    Eddie
gave him a half smile. “Go ahead. I’ll wait right here.”
    Tyler
checked on Eddie’s thoughts one more time. Once he was certain that his new
friend wasn’t going to leave him in the dust, he jumped out of the Jeep and
yanked on the door handle of Kirby’s car. It was locked. It couldn’t be. Kirby
never locked his car. He walked around the vehicle and tried each handle, but
to no avail.
    Eddie
got out of the Jeep and came to stand by his side. “Car’s locked I take it?”
    “Yeah. He
never locks the car.” He slammed his hand on the roof.
    Eddie
sighed. “Just add breaking and entering to my police record, along with
kidnapping.”
    Tyler
glanced at him. “You’re going to break in? Do you have a lot of experience with
breaking into cars?”
    Eddie
scowled. “No, I don’t. Until I met you, the idea of breaking the law never
crossed my mind. Do you see anyone coming?”
    Tyler
peered up and down the aisle of parked vehicles. They were parked in the back
of the lot, and thankfully, there was no one around. “Um, nope. Looks clear.”
    “Good.
This should just take a moment.”
    “What
will? What are you going to do?”
    Eddie
grinned. “You and your brother aren’t the only ones with powers. Watch and
see.” He placed his right hand, slightly above the handle on the door and placed
his left hand near the locking mechanism. In less than ten seconds, Tyler heard
the