One Hundred- Twenty

Elena thought about that and remembered watching one of those shows on TV about criminals and things they did to cover up their crimes.

"He was a fugitive, so we have to be very careful if we drive it out of here. If we get caught on a main road, it's over. No, we need to take it deeper into the backcountry and abandon it. They might not find it for a year or more."

"Okay. You'll have to teach me how to drive."

"You know something, Damien? That is one thing I never would have expected to hear you say to me."

"Good, Elena. Your sense of humor didn't disappear. I'm glad. Lead the way, let's get this done."

Four hours later they were wiping the inside of the Jeep down. Elena had explained the technology of fingerprints to Damien. He was amazed that someone had thought of that to catch criminals. He did tell her that since she hadn't touched anything inside the Jeep that she didn't have to worry about it. That no police department had ever gotten his fingerprints, he hadn't been a human s