Also, that canyon administrator Carlos replied that he could deliver gasoline within an hour.
Yesterday, Luke and the others left the rest area and drove here, which took more than three hours. Even if they stopped occasionally, the drive took at least two hours.
This indicates that his location is not far from here.
Could it be that the gasoline theft was orchestrated by him? Did he steal Amas Martin's gasoline to sell it at a high price?
That doesn't seem right. Amas Martin doesn't have his contact information; the business card was provided by Luke.
If Amas Martin hadn't met Walker and himself, they wouldn't have been able to contact each other.
Or perhaps I'm overthinking it, and these are just coincidences?
After quickly tidying up, Luke and Walker got into their RV as planned last night and drove to the bottom of the canyon.
The road inside the canyon was winding and rugged. After driving for a while, the road narrowed, making it difficult for the RV to pass.
