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“Why’d you take the wrong exit?”

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“I, uh, don’t think I did, actually. We’re just getting a few snacks and then back on the road.”

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“Oh, right, my mistake, you’re just getting a few snacks and then back on the road. With your nice family, going to your nice home, in Cincinnati.”

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“Woah, dude. How do you know where we’re going?”

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“Lucky guess, I suppose. Be careful out there though, roads are looking bad.”

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“Yeah, we’ll be…  just fine.”

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Monica emerges from the bathroom, feeling much better.

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“Thank you, sir. I needed that big time.”

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“Yes, ma’am.”

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Wilson completes the purchase and they all exit the station.

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At the pump, Wilson fills the tank and mulls the interaction at the counter. He feels a cold unease.

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‘Dang, that dude was creepy. I bet he’s in there thinking of ways to murder us.’

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‘But whatever, kids got their snacks, Monica’s relieved, let’s get outta here.’

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“Everybody ready to go?” he asks. The kids respond, “Yeah dad, let’s go home!”

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“Thanks again for stopping, honey.” Monica can tell something’s bothering him.

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Maybe it’s just the bad weather? Or maybe that weird clerk back at the gas station gave him a hard time?

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As they head back to the main highway, ice and sleet have really picked up again.

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Wilson adjusts his speed down, determined to push through the storm.