The window's filthy. I can't see anything.How about we try the door? Sam said.She was walking toward it when Hayley grabbed her arm and pointed to a window sign warning that the place was armed with security alarms and cameras.Um, yeah, Corey said. Which will bring the local cops. If we're lucky.At this point, I'll take any ride out of here, I said. Even handcuffed in the back of a police cruiser.
In this scene from "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong, the characters are feeling increasingly trapped and frustrated by their surroundings. Sam notices the dirty window, which obscures their view, and suggests checking the door for a way out. However, Hayley interrupts, pointing out a warning sign on the window that indicates the presence of security measures, which makes their situation more precarious.
Corey then raises the possibility that triggering the alarms could attract the local police, hinting at a potential escape from their predicament. The narrator expresses a willingness to take any chance to leave, even if it means being arrested. This moment highlights the urgency and desperation of the characters as they seek an exit from their difficult circumstances.
