I ran out of that
apartment so fast.
My feet carried me down
the three flights of stairs from the walk up that Dave and I shared. They carried me across the chipped tile in
the lobby, and out of the cracked glass door that kept the outside out.
Cold air slapped my
face.
I was scared.
I didn’t want to admit
it, but I was scared.
I hadn’t sent those
messages to myself. I hadn’t…
Had I?
Was it possible that I
didn’t remember?
“That isn’t the original
list.” Her voice was a chirp.
Janelle had followed me
home.
“How did you know?” My
voice was shaking.
She held up her
phone. On the glowing screen, there was
a picture of me.
“You’ll get them
soon. Videos, too.” She looked
away. “You won’t like the videos.”
She turned, walking away
from me. “Sorry about all of this.”
I screamed at her, asking
her if she was the one sending me the messages.
Why would she do something like that?
“I didn’t send
them.” She didn’t stop walking. “I’m still sorry, though.”
She was gone.
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