Her Toxic Desire
"She’s been tracking you like an animal, Charity. This isn't grief. This is a sickness."
I picked up the tiny circuit board, placed it on the floor, and brought the heel of my heavy boot down on it with everything I had. The plastic and silicon crushed beneath my weight, the blinking green light dying instantly, leaving nothing but a small smear of broken tech on the linoleum.
"Now she’s blind," I said, looking up at Charity, my breathing heavy. "She thinks the signal just cut out because of the storm, or because we’re too deep in the mountains. She doesn't know we found it."
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