A Tap On the Window
“I knelt down and had a look. “Try to wiggle them.”
Roman Ravelson wiggled his toes.
“I don’t think they’re broken,” I said. “But then again, I don’t hold a medical degree.”
I offered my hand to help him get up, but instead he crawled two feet over to the stairs and used them to pull himself to a standing position. His skin was milky white, like he’d spent the last few years in a cave. Maybe he only came out at night. There was a little roll of fat over the elastic of his boxers, and... sheet creases in his pudgy cheeks.
“Did I get you up?” I asked.
“I was out late,” he said. “You should leave. If you don’t leave, I’m gonna call my mom.”
I got out my cell. “Want to use my phone? You can tell her how you practically knocked me out last night.”
“That Sean—Jesus—I was trying to help him and he gives me up just like that.MoreLess
Roman Ravelson wiggled his toes.
“I don’t think they’re broken,” I said. “But then again, I don’t hold a medical degree.”
I offered my hand to help him get up, but instead he crawled two feet over to the stairs and used them to pull himself to a standing position. His skin was milky white, like he’d spent the last few years in a cave. Maybe he only came out at night. There was a little roll of fat over the elastic of his boxers, and... sheet creases in his pudgy cheeks.
“Did I get you up?” I asked.
“I was out late,” he said. “You should leave. If you don’t leave, I’m gonna call my mom.”
I got out my cell. “Want to use my phone? You can tell her how you practically knocked me out last night.”
“That Sean—Jesus—I was trying to help him and he gives me up just like that.MoreLess
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