Deeley, too, swung on her heel and walked back the way she’d come, concentrating very hard on not walking too fast, on not acting as if she were scared or intimidated.
Even though she was. That woman had scared the living daylights out of her.
Her warning had been, as far as Deeley was concerned, 100 per cent successful. She was never coming back here. The past was firmly put behind her now, and it was going to stay there forever.