Robyn
I sat and stared at the blank screen, but no words came to me. I placed my fingers on the keyboard and touched it lightly, without actually depressing any keys. “Chapter Eighty-Seven. There was a plane crash. They all died. The end.”
The cursor continued to blink, mocking me.
After lunch, the guys drove me back to their company headquarters. At the gate, Jack had rolled down the window and told the nice security guard to go ahead and have a permanent parking pass made for me, because I could visit any time I wanted to. They had wanted to give me a tour of their facilities, but they were running late, so we just said goodbye in the parking lot and I got in the car and headed back to the professor’s house.
I couldn’t think of the place as home. Especially not with Mom on
