It was freeing, watching the world fly by, and slowly, she shook off her mood. She even turned on the radio, remembering it. Radio blaring, windows rolled down, Emily gripped the steering wheel tightly in her hands. In her mind, she looked like a glamorous 1940s siren in a black-and-white film, with the wind tousling her perfectly coiffed hairstyle. In reality, the frigid February air had turned her nose as red as a berry and her hair into a frizzy mess. She soon left the city, and the farther north she got, the more the roads became