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She says, not for the first time, that she’s getting “vibes” from the apartment.
Me
He knows that, eventually, concrete changes will take place in his life, but he can’t conceive of any meaningful change that he’s capable of bringing about. Something will have to happen to him.
Me
“I may not be playing with a full deck, but I’m also not completely stupid.”
She gets it!
Alicia tries to watch a YouTube video about picking the right drill bit. It’s nine minutes long. She does not have the time for that.
If Alicia’s death were real, it should alter everything else. After seeing his bloody and disfigured girlfriend on a stretcher, he should have taken a bloody and disfigured train home to a bloody and disfigured apartment. He should have entered their bedroom and discovered a pit spewing dark ash instead of Alicia’s unmatched socks in the same place they’d been that morning.
The brochure has a picture of an older woman on the front. The picture is captioned “Dr. Jane K. Graefer,” and the paragraph below is headed “Compassionate Bereavement Group Therapy.” In ballpoint, inside the card, Jake wrote, Enjoy, man!
