Not A Small-Town Girl

After completing the job, they would head overseas to lay low. The reward would be enough to keep them comfortable for a good while.

Danielle watched the pursuit through the side mirror, her demeanor unruffled. "Slow down a bit, Juniper. Don’t lose them entirely."

Juniper caught on immediately and eased off the gas, deliberately messing with their pursuers by switching speeds in a disorienting pattern.

The cars behind struggled to keep up, narrowly avoiding collisions. Inside, the passengers were thrown about chaotically, curses flying with every jolt. One unlucky man in the backseat was thrown forward into the front seat, nearly knocking himself out.

"You idiot! Do you fucking know how to drive?" the leader of the group barked.

"It’s not my fault... That woman is doing it on purpose," the driver protested, feeling aggrieved.

Force that car to stop," the

mirror, Danielle noticed the vehicles were about to crash into them. ’What a joke. With those cars, they’d

ahead," Danielle said. They had reached a deserted stretch in the outskirts, the perfect place to

as she gave the instruction, a gunshot rang out, and one of the cars rammed

not as skilled a driver as Danielle, wasn’t to be trifled with. She deftly maneuvered the car, avoiding

"They’re not just here to scare

eyes. "This just got interesting, she thought. Just then, Danielle’s phone rang. It was David. She didn’t want to answer, but

Before she could finish,

line, David immediately shot to his feet. "Danielle,

a steady