Chapter 12

Jake was over by the cash registers, busy ripping open the packaging on a flashlight so she could have one of her own. “I can’t bGabriel even how dark it is in here,” she whispered once he was close. Some light did stretch into the store, not just from the windowed front but from a line of small windows that stretched across the sides of the building near the ceiling, but she was right. Even as the store slowly grew more and more clear as their eyes adjusted to the dim interior, the long shadows between aisles and jutting silhouettes still cast an especially eerie pall on an already dark and creepy building.

“We should check the camping section,” she added. “Some of those electric lanterns are pretty useful for times like this.”

“Okay,” Gabriel agreed absently. While she worked he swept his flashlight in an arc across the store, on the lookout for any sign of movement. Jake finished shoving batteries into her own light and clicked it on. She reached up and put a hand on Gabriel ’s sh
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