You are going home with me.

We will take the car here at the corner." Loreen staggered to her feet and, to Virginia's surprise, made no trouble.

She had expected resistance or a stubborn refusal to move.
When they reached the corner and took the car it was nearly full of people going uptown.

Virginia was painfully conscious of the stare that greeted her and her companion as they entered.

But her thought was directed more and more to the approaching scene with her grandmother.