We had been driving for a while, but we were still stuck in the woods.

“We might run out of gas anytime from now,” Devyn said, adding to my worries.

“Even if we get out of here, how do we refuel? We lost everything in the car,” I sighed in frustration as I rubbed my temples, “Why did I have to drive us off that damn cliff?”

I didn’t miss the scowl on Devyn’s face, “What did I tell you about blaming yourself?”

I leaned back in my seat, “But we wouldn’t have been in this mess in the first place if I didn’t.”

“You’re right. But does blaming yourself...