Gavin shut the door after Kendra stepped inside. He then ran around the way-too-long vehicle and stepped inside himself. Inside, the limousine looked like a small living room. A couch that curved around the inside of the limousine acted as the car seats, however they didn't have any seat belts. There was a panel of tinted glass that seperated the driver and passengers. The car didn't move, and Gavin sighed at Kendra's response. "You know, you're pretty stubborn," he observed. "Come on, just pick a place. I hardly know Leavenworth, and you have probably lived here all of your life. Lunch period doesn't last forever, so hurry and make up your mind." He was speaking and smiling as if this was a perfectly normal occurrence. Like abducting girls from school to bring them lunch was something he did in his free time.