She took the sim card and battery out of her phone and floored it

She drove as fast as she could

All day and into the night

Until she was ready to pass out

She pulled over on the side of a stretch of highway and closed her eyes

BAM

A car smashed into her

She wasn't hurt to bad

Just jerked around a bit

Nothing she couldn't handle

She made her way out of the car to confront the other driver

The other driver was passed out in the front seat

She checked and found a pulse

She had to ditch her car anyway but this isn't what she had in mind

She grabbed everything important out of her car

Put it in neutral and rolled it away from the other car then took the licence plate and put it into her bag

She got tools out of her trunk and crawled under the vehicle

It was a tight fit but she had just enough room to chip away part of the serial number using a hammer a power drill and a crowbar

Banging scratching scraping vigorously with all of the energy she could muster

Then turns and punctures the gas tank with the drill hoping it would look believable enough to have come from the accident or at least look like an issue that could have gone unnoticed

Bloody knuckles and scraped elbows she emerges from under the car

Throwing the tools back into the trunk after wiping them down

She wipes all the surfaces where she could have touched

She took a spare gas can half full out of her trunk

She threw it on the floor of the passenger side

She lit a cigarette and dropped it on the seat and used her registration papers to ensure a fire would start

As the paper ignites she makes her way to the car that hit her and searches the driver's pockets

she finds a phone and dials 911 using her sleeve as to not leave fingerprints

She whispers there's been an accident and drops the phone next to the driver

It should take at least ten minutes for anyone to show up at most a half hour

She isn't sure if the entire car will go up but she can't stay to make sure

Hopefully it wasn't a mistake

She goes over to the treeline and ducks into the woods keeping an eye on the scene while she puts distance between it and herself keeping out of sight

Then it happened

A loud explosion and flames shooting up and away from her car

The sinking feeling hit

She didn't move her car away far enough

And police sirens could now be heard

She turned and ran deep into the wooded area

Heart pounding

Breathing heavily

Thinking about the night before

Flashes of memory of complete bliss that she just left

She had to snap back to reality and focus on the now

And run faster