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    No Escape

    “The hell …” Tina breathed, keeping her eyes on Sophia as the young woman clenched her fist around the knife, and balled her other one up, too. She took one look at the laptop, but then closed her eyes and calmed her breathing. She looked to be trying to control herself, but then she flipped the knife between her fingers, reached up, and then drove it down, into the mattress.

    Tina slapped her hand over her mouth as quietly as she could, terrified and fascinated by what she saw. The woman clearly had issues.

    The protective detail was still parked out on the street, but Tina knew that if she left, she would miss which direction the stalker took. So she stayed and watched instead, no matter how reckless it would seem. Tina wanted her old life back with Bette. She kept on repeating that thought as she watched on – teeth tightly clenched.

    “You deserve better,” Sophia said clearly, leaving the knife where it was to somberly slip out of the room, and back down the hall. She didn’t seem to be looking for Tina at all.

    Knowing that Sophia would leave out the side door, Tina hid behind the small gazebo in their backyard. It dawned on her that it would be difficult for the police to see Sophia coming in or out because their fence was so high. But how did she get around the fence then?

    That question was answered for her when Sophia marched out to the back of the fence, and pulled herself up, over it. Tina watched with great surprise that it was easily done, and then she realized what she needed to do. She needed to follow the crazy woman. It would always bother her – the not knowing – so she decided she would follow her. There was no time for hesitation. Tina quickly ran over to the fence, leapt up to grab it from the top just as Sophia had done, and pulled herself up high enough to pull herself over. It took her longer than it took Sophia, but by the time she could see over the fence, she could see which direction Sophia took. And that surprised her more than anything else.

    Does Sophia live directly behind us?!

    Comments

    1. Man…this story is triggering all sorts of paranoia in me! Please have a happy ending, please let them live, please don’t send Sophia away only to hint at her escaping and coming back like Michael or Jason or any of those other creeps! Scary, scary, scary…going to my happy place in my head now!

    2. Wow. how much you screw at the end of the story so :-)
      I like this very much. and I hope in the end you bring a happy ending. after all this panic, be calm me ;-)
      Thanks posting!

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