"Caleb," I tell him, panicked, "You need to slow down."
For the fourth time, my plea was ignored. Here's how it went: As soon as Caleb told me that Jay was missing, I panicked. But not as much as Jay been missing than seeing no emotion on Caleb's face. It was absolutely blank until he wore his clothes, and I watched him do so before I realised he was leaving. That is also how we left the house, he not saying a word and me behind his back on his tail following him out and into the car, into the passenger's seat. Every question I asked was ignored and answered only by increasing the speed of the car until we reached a very familiar road, and now if we didn't halt or lessen the speed, I was afraid he would drive us off.
"Caleb." I repeated myself, a little louder. I couldn't believe this w
