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Looking over his shoulder, he added, "don't ignore your gut instinct, baby, and make sure to lock your door and windows tonight. You know, just in case."
I watched him get into the driver's seat of his matte black Audi. In a matter of seconds, his tires were screeching out of the parking lot. I expelled a sharp breath before continuing my trek back to my apartment. Quinn probably had one of her drivers pick her up so I wasn't worried about her. All I cared about was getting home before that eerie feeling came back.