"Okay, so what do we do now? Somehow, they found us inside of the motel, although we used cash," Brie said once we exited the taxi.
We were by a row of brown buildings, which you could see the outlines of the bricks stationed on top of each other.
"Stay away from a motel, I guess," I said, shrugging. She sighed and turned to give a cross look. "You don't say," she said as she walked forward.
"Listen, we can go back to the motel, grab our car, and just drive around until the next day comes," I said. "It's not a good idea, but it is the best we have got."
"The best?"
"Trust me—yes—unless you want to go to a hotel this time, and endanger a lot more people," I said, exaggerating a bit.
"Of course not," she said. "But what makes you think driving around is going to be the best option?" I shrugged, very unsure of what to say.
"It's the only option," I said.
