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Make It out Alive
Paperthin Walls and Late Night Calls
I laid in bed, listening to whoever was in the condo next to me watch TV. From the sound of it, sounded like a horror movie, or perhaps a recording of my job. I sighed and closed my eyes.
"God, if You're real, please help me. I can't keep going like this," I whispered into the dark.
My cell phone rang and I jumped. I looked at the clock. It was midnight already. I rolled over and grabbed my cell, answering without checking the ID.
"Bryson."
"Hey, it's me," Spencer's voice informed me.
"Hi." I rolled back over onto my back, staring at the ceiling I couldn't see.
"Sorry I called so late," he apologized.
"It's fine. Do you need something?"
"Just wanted to hear your voice," he said, sounding subdued.
"Oh."
"Polly, are we okay?"
"I don't know. I really don't know," I answered. In the building next to me, I heard the screaming of the movie.
"I was afraid you'd say that."
"Reid, shouldn't you be working on the case?" I asked, trying to avoid confrontation.
"We just caught the guy. We fly back in the morning," he answered.
"He must have made hell of a mistake."
"His mother turned him in," he told me.
"Good for her."
"Polly, can we fix this? I miss you," he said, sounding meek.
"I'll see you in the morning," I said, disconnecting and putting the ringer on silent. I rolled onto my stomach and cried into my pillow until I fell into an uneasy state of less awake.
"God, if You're real, please help me. I can't keep going like this," I whispered into the dark.
My cell phone rang and I jumped. I looked at the clock. It was midnight already. I rolled over and grabbed my cell, answering without checking the ID.
"Bryson."
"Hey, it's me," Spencer's voice informed me.
"Hi." I rolled back over onto my back, staring at the ceiling I couldn't see.
"Sorry I called so late," he apologized.
"It's fine. Do you need something?"
"Just wanted to hear your voice," he said, sounding subdued.
"Oh."
"Polly, are we okay?"
"I don't know. I really don't know," I answered. In the building next to me, I heard the screaming of the movie.
"I was afraid you'd say that."
"Reid, shouldn't you be working on the case?" I asked, trying to avoid confrontation.
"We just caught the guy. We fly back in the morning," he answered.
"He must have made hell of a mistake."
"His mother turned him in," he told me.
"Good for her."
"Polly, can we fix this? I miss you," he said, sounding meek.
"I'll see you in the morning," I said, disconnecting and putting the ringer on silent. I rolled onto my stomach and cried into my pillow until I fell into an uneasy state of less awake.
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