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CHAPTER 2
NOV 7TH | 54℉☀(windy)
▸ Parka up for a cold an--*CHSKSSS--*- windy day in Blackwell folks! I sure do hope--*CHSKSSS--*-search team down at the lake won't--*CHSKSSS--*---*CHSSK--*-trouble out on the waters. Professional divers have been going in since dawn, let's give it up for the professional --*CHSKSSS--*-!!
▸ Old Lady Petunia has paid me to say DO NOT SEEK OUT THE ANGELS--*CHSKSSKK--SK--SSSH--*- In fact, there are no such thing as angels. See how easy that was? No angels, no problem.
▸ And now back to our --*CHSKSSS--*-regularly scheduled programming.
THE RISING IS NOT IN EFFECT
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But you worked in Elkins before?
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Before I came here I stayed in Chicago. Most of my family's already here, like I said.
[ watches the numbers drop. he'd rather not discuss work anymore. it's his day off!! guys! ]
Whose house did you watch burn to ground for them to have sent you here? Or was it your own idea?
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woooowww rude. she arches an eyebrow at him. that's possibly one of the worst things you can say to a firefighter?? wtf man. but she doesn't hold on to it because she's the furthest from confrontational ]
My idea. I wanted to go somewhere quieter than a big city.
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Oh you've come to the right place.
... Although Lost Lake is even quieter, I bet.
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[ she might have heard it once or twice but she has no idea what it actually is or its history; abandoned places never interested her anyway. too quiet, not enough to do ]
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[ glances at her. ]
Not your thing?
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That'd be right. [ she doesn't even believe in ghosts ]
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[ he's talking to a woman who makes her living by running towards flames, he know she isn't. ]
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[ she steps out of the elevator once it dings and the doors open, but waits for him to lead again because he's the one who knows where they're supposed to take these things. ]
I don't believe in that stuff.
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You should talk to Old Lady Petunia, see if she can change your mind. I heard she can be very convincing.
When she's not asleep.
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Small flat in Blackwell. Found a roommate just this morning too.
[ dumps the box in. it's just books they can't break. ]
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Is there going to be a housewarming party?
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You're fishing for an invite?
[ yes there will be one. whether Sam wants it or not. ]
[ heads back inside and holds the door open for her. ]
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Hey, there's not much to do around here. [ she laughs and follows him inside, hands in the parka's pockets ] Besides, do I have to fish for one when I'm already here doing this huge favour to you?
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[ laughs. consider yourself invited. ]
Do you know any people around here?
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Yeah, the Black Lodge owner, Harriet? I met her back in Elkins. Do you ever go there?
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Heard of it, but haven't been there yet. I guess my brother often meets his drinking buddies up there.
[ it's a classy place. he prefers places with younger people in it. ]
She's supposed to be nice.
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I liked it. It's spiffy. [ she follows him out of the elevator towards said mess and waits for him to point out whatever box he wants her to pick up next. might be an order to his messy ways, even if she highly doubts it ] I thought she was. [ very nice. great kisser. 10/10. ]
What about Elkins? Any place good to visit?
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I'll let you know once I've settled in better. Most of those places wouldn't let me in back in the old days.
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Why's that? [ she can guess. ]
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[ exits the door before she can come up with a comeback. ]
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[ instead of going straight to the elevator he's standing in the hallway, apparently wondering about something. ]
Do you think they have those dinner elevators here? You know, those mini elevators for food? It's a relatively old hotel.
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But it shouldn't really matter, since you're moving out?
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