He walked over where the window should be and pulled back the curtain and they saw that the window was boarded up.

“I’m not doing anything. I just think it’s a little weird that you don’t have a bed in your bedroom. I just thought you might have a pullout bed or something…That’s all, really.” he said with his voice shaking a little.

“Well, hurry up and pick your movie, I get a little paranoid sometimes.” she said and went back to the kitchen. She didn’t mean to scare him with the knife but she couldn’t help that she had forgotten to put it down.

“Ok, this one.” he said. He handed her a DVD of Broken English. She smirked at him and put it in and went back to cooking the pasta sauce. When she was done cooking she got into her closet and pulled out a small pillow off the top shelf and tossed it on the floor so that she could sit across from him at the table. “That smells really good.”

“Thanks, its penne, Italian sausage, bell pepper, and then the pasta sauce. So have you seen that movie before?” she asked still carrying her smirk from before.

“No, it’s pretty decent though. I was going to choose Audition but with you standing in the doorway with a knife pointed at me I decided not to put any ideas in your head.” he said with a half serious look on his face.

“Yeah well, I’m a writer. I don’t need a movie to put ideas into my head…Though sometimes it helps.” She smiled over at him. “How are you enjoying your food?”

He looked at her with a stunned look on his face and said, “Yeah, I know I read your book…The food’s great. Why do you have all these blanket things on your walls and what’s with the egg shells?” he asked changing the subject.

“Why not?” she asked. He just shrugged and kept eating. “It’s to lower the noise from my apartment into the other apartments around me. You know so that I can play music on my computer a little louder than I should or invite people over and not worry if we’re being too loud. Because basically if we’re being loud enough to have neighbors complain then we are being too loud.” she said seriously. He looked around in wonder. “So, am I what you expected from reading my book?”

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  • Westbrook on Jan 21, 2009

    I’ve known some women who seemed wierd like this. I always wonder why they think every body in the world should see them as normal.

  • S A JOHNSON on Jan 21, 2009

    Haha yeah. There is only like 1 or 2 parts left to this story. She kind of is a weirdo but only when she’s at home…

  • Lizzie Green on Jan 22, 2009

    Another good installment-looking forward to the rest of the story. Great writing x

  • mary1512 on Jan 26, 2009

    read it and love it!

  • spiritwalker on Jan 28, 2009

    Sorry It took soo long to get back to the story but Im here! Very very interesting. I love characters like this…they are surprisingly real. And i loved the movie Audition.

  • trishia on Feb 6, 2009

    Great story! I like the fact that the characters are so honest with each other.

  • miss cornelia on Feb 18, 2009

    I’m starting to think she’s going to kill them. I wonder if that’s true. I hope there’s a part three so I can find out.

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