The little car purred to life under Summer’s expert touch. “Oh no no, that’s not how this is going to work. I want that personal betrayal. If you want me to do this,” her voice dropped, harsh and demanding instead of sweetly cruel, “you’re going to have to give me someone you know. After all, there’s no one here for me.” Green eyes glinted under the passing streetlights as she gave the brunette a sidelong glance. “Did you really think you were going to control me once you let me in?”
“That,” the girl said icily, “is not part of the plan quite yet.” She slightly regretted showing this one how to make the turn. Summer was going to have to learn how to control her impulses. “If you want to stay secret and not get caught, you need to follow my lead. Because I’m not going to save your ass if you end up in jail.”
“What,” Summer inquired, “makes you think I could be kept in jail, even assuming they got me that far?” She turned the car sharply, cutting across the turn just under the red light. “But fine. We’ll do it your way. This time.” Another flickering glance, green eyes sharp, and she added, “If you plan to keep spreading us among the humans, you might want to check that the ones you choose are actually human.”