Pushes car

But the car hit black ice on its exit. The tires whirred uselessly, lost their grip, and the vehicle lurched into a slow spin that planted its back wheel in a ditch. Horatio and Wes got out and pushed in vain. Ryn approached, uncertain, but decided to send Naomi along.
“Get in the car,” she told them.
Horatio glanced over his shoulder from the bumper. “Oh, thank God. You disappeared. Naomi won’t say a word, but… look, we had our phones off, and it turns out something happened at home. It’s bad. We need to get her home now, there’s people after her tonight, and there’s a blizzard coming in.”
Ryn slammed her shoulder into the bumper with the boys at either side. It shot up onto the road.
“Got a good angle on it that time,” Horatio said, dusting his hands proudly.
Ryn strode past them. “Get in.” She slid into the driver’s seat.


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