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    Drowning – 25

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    When Shane finished showering, she quietly walked into her room to get dressed, careful not wake Alice and Dana. She exited her bedroom, clad in jeans and a old worn out black t-shirt. She had her shoes in her hand so that she could walk through the living room without disturbing the sleeping pair.

    The effort was for naught, she ended up tripping over Alice’s shoes, which were strewn in the middle of the floor. She fell over the coffee table and landed on the couch on top of Alice and Dana.

    “What the *****!” Alice murmured trying to move out from under Shane.

    “Sorry, man. Watch where you leave your shoes.” Shane spat back.

    Dana just laughed. It was a wholehearted laugh. One that started from the gut and just grew.

    “What’s so funny? That hurt, man.”

    Alice, upon hearing Shane’s question joined Dana in the laughter. A few seconds later, Shane gave in as well. The three of them laid there, a heap on the couch together for a few minutes, just laughing and enjoying the sound of it. Alice finally broke it up.

    “Ok, McCutheon, for someone so small, you weigh way too much. Get off of me. I can’t feel my legs.”

    Shane rolled off of them onto the floor, still laughing.

    “I need coffee, you guys want some?” Shane asked, getting up off of the floor. While on the floor, she briefly glances at the two of them on the couch and realized that they weren’t exactly clothed and thought maybe it would be best if she gave them a little time to throw something on.

    “Like we would say no? You’ve met us, right?” Alice retorted.

    “Yeah, that would be great, Shane, thanks.” Dana answered.

    Shane nodded as she walked out of the room and into the kitchen to make the coffee. When she retuned ten minutes later with their coffee, she found Alice and Dana dressed, sitting on the couch. They were whispering something back and forth.

    “Am I interrupting something?” She asked, handing them their coffee.

    “What? Uh, no. We were just talking.” Dana said reaching for her coffee. “Thanks.”

    “Tell her, Dane. I think she can help us.” Alice said sipping her coffee. “Wow, I needed this. Thanks, Shane.”

    Comments

    1. It was a lot of reading, but I’m totally enjoying it!! Love the way you wrote Tina and Shane and shed some light on their feelings and emotions on the different situations. Excited to see where you’re going to take the stalker plot…especially with Alice leaving and Dana staying behind. Can’t wait for the next post

    2. Thanks for the update. I have nothing but positive vibes from your story…yeah,I realize that doesn’t make exact sense…whatever *rolls eyes* Thanks again

    3. i really loved the way you described tina’s feelings. great insight when you wrote this: “She could be a wonderfully caring person, but it was when needed, not just because” that is so damn right. thanks.

    4. Oh how my heart raced when I saw that you posted lol. The insights into Shane was great, her fears and reason were understandable. The stalker plot got me on the edge, what’s gonna happen now that Alice is leaving? Pls post soon

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