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I sat at the backseat of the car, watching the passing trees like the ones on a boring TV channel. My thoughts wandered on Rosie’s whereabouts since our last encounter. Did she go back into the glade of flowers? My eyes expanded on the image of her being torn into pieces.
“Stop the car!” I screamed.
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