Killer Diamonds 2

It took thirty minutes for Time and Hitman to get all three bodies in the Hummer. Just as Hitman wanted, Time followed him in the Lexus. They were on Highway 40 and the traffic had been sporadic. Hitman drove until he came to the exit where the abandoned Greyhound station was located. It was now infested with heroin addicts; people whose testimony could be altered and changed. Hitman hurriedly parked the Hummer. He then slid from behind the wheel and walked to the Lexus.
“Open the trunk,” he said.
Time popped the latch and Hitman rummaged around in the trunk and pulled out a bottle of lighter fluid. Hitman walked back to the Hummer and doused the interior with the liquid. Once the container was empty, he threw it inside with the bodies. He then dug in his pocket and pulled out a Bic lighter. With one strike, he lit the interior on fire.
Seconds later, flames spread throughout the Hummer. Hitman slid into the Lexus and Time pulled away. They headed back the way they had come. Time was driving five miles under the speed limit when he changed lanes. At that moment, blue lights began to flash behind them. They both looked back simultaneously.
“You’ve got to be kidding,” Hitman cried.
“I’m doing the speed limit.”
“Ah man…”
“What do you want me to do?” Time asked while repeatedly checking the rearview mirrors.
“We’ve got guns and blood on us. There are three bodies down the road in a Hummer with headshots…”
Time floored the Lexus. Soon they were riding at 130 miles per hour down the highway. “We’ve got to get off of 40. If we stay on it, we’re dead. I know this area up here,” Time said indicating the Mississippi River exit up ahead. Hitman looked in the passenger side mirror and saw a Mustang quickly approaching. He took out his cell phone and called Lendora. She picked up immediately.
“Report the Lexus stolen. Now,” he told her.
“Are you alright?”
Hitman looked over at Time, “Yeah, we’re going to be alright.” He hung up and looked back at Time.
“There’s a path that runs along the river. It leads to this girl’s house that I know,” Time told him.
“Get us there.”
Time took the exit at 100mph. When he hit the ramp, he slowed down to 60. Out of nowhere, blue lights flashed in front of them. They were attempting to cut them off.
“Watch it,” Hitman yelled, rising up in his seat. He knew Time wasn’t going to stop, and he wanted to see what would happen.
At the last second, Time yanked on the emergency brake and locked the wheel. Their bodies jerked forward and the Lexus’s rear end began toslide...