The Mafia's Crazy Obsession
Without a backward glance, or a goodbye to Andre, we left the house, got into the car, and drove away.
The silence was like a balloon, pressing me to the door, keeping me at the edge of my seat. I had no destination in mind. I didn't know where I was driving to. I was so disorganized.
“I feel like I'm dying,” I said finally, inhaling a loud breath. “I feel so filthy, I want to scrub my skin till they peel off. I want to burn my clothes, wash myself in scalding water. I want — ”
“Pull over, Abel. Now.”