NADINE'S P.O.V
We split up into the two cars.
Rowan, Amy and I took one of the cars while Joshua rode with the others. It was not my first choice to leave Joshua and Jennifer in a car together, but he'd insisted and she claimed she was fine with it.
Still, I listened out every few seconds to make sure that they weren't trying to kill themselves behind us.
I was still shocked by how quiet these cars were. They were massive, they shouldn't have been this quiet. It seemed impossible, but I'd come to realize that nothing was truly impossible.
"How long did they say the car would go for?" Amy asked.
"They didn't," Rowan answered from his spot behind the wheel. "It'll show signs before it stops and it's in our best interest to stop for the night."
She let out a sigh and ran her fingers through the air. "So what? We just drive until we're tired?"
