That last maneuver made me terribly nauseous. I nearly threw up. But when I glanced at the rearview mirror, my breath caught.

“Kael… they’re back.”

“I know,” he replied calmly, eyes still on the road.

We sped through the city streets. The pursuing vehicle kept its distance. After a few turns, it began to slow down.

“Can you drive?” he asked.

I thought he was joking. “I’ve only ever driven bumper cars at an amusement park.”

Kael rolled his eyes. “I’m not asking you to ...