VIII.
“We’re leaving now?” Jimmy asked as he followed Miss Carriage.
“Yes,” she said, tossing a duffle bag into the back of the vehicle. “We’re
meeting with the others and then heading to Bibleopolis. We’re going to
put an end to their insanity today.”
“But your mother—” Jimmy started.
“My parents have ignored the problems for too long,” she told him. “The
world will be a better place once Bibleopolis has fallen.”
“What do you mean?” Jimmy asked.
She climbed into the driver’s seat.
Jimmy hesitated for a moment, unsure if he should stay or join her. He
wasn’t sold on either option. But despite his reservations, he got in the
vehicle.
“I mean,” she said, “these people will learn the error of their ways.”