“At college… Geography, English and music.” “Music? He is in a band?” “No, not as such. He plays the cello. I don’t know what he’s goi...ng to follow up, really.” “Hmmm…” Martina sipped her tea, her inquiries leading to nothing. She would just have to wait to see. As it was her first day, Olivia gave Martina a gentle start, merely showing her around and pointing out a few things, which she liked to be just so. “I want you to feel like this is your home, Martina. After seven pm, your time is your. ”“Oh” I paused for a moment and then said, “So what is there to worry? It can happen to all. As you know it can be delayed due to various factors and one of them is anemia, means lack of blood and you are so much into dieting that may be you don’t have enough blood.”She felt relaxed for a while and said, “Sir, you are a genius, and I like you because you are so sweet and understanding. But the real problem may be some thing else.”“What?” I knew by now that may be she is eager to tell me her. Yet the more fluid it dispense between her lips, the more she realized the gag was dissolving. With a groan, Laura shut her mouth and worked her jaw, once the goo had been liquefied and, unfortunately, swallowed.Though until It fell onto Laura’s face, wriggling its way between her lips, did the girl have any idea what its intentions were—and by then it was too late. Before she could react the Thing had squirmed into the void left by the underling’s gag, snaking its way to the back of Laura’s. ‘Hey Colleen,’ I heard as I whirled around to see who just startled me. ‘Hey,’ I said as I realized that it was my neighbor Alexandria. ‘Did I catch you at the wrong time?’ she asked as I stopped to talk for a moment. ‘No not at all. I was just going down to the public library to look for a book,’ I said as I scanned her from top to bottom, noticing that she was such a simple girl. ‘Wanna go with me?’ I asked as I slowly walked toward the car. ‘Sure,’ Alexandria said as she walked with me to.