The Poet
“I looked around the strange confines of the room, getting my bearings, and my eyes fell on Rachel’s.“You better get it,” she said calmly. “It’s your room.”She didn’t seem to have nearly the same difficulty I had coming awake. In fact, for a moment I had the feeling she had already been awake and was watching me when the phone rang. I lifted the receiver on what I guessed was the ninth or tenth ring. At the same time I saw that the clock on the bed table said it was seven-fifteen.“Yes?”“Put Wall...ing on the line.”I froze. There was something reminiscent about the voice but I didn’t place it in my jumbled mind. Then a thought occurred to me that Rachel shouldn’t be in my room.“You got the wrong room. She’s in-““Don’t fuck with me, reporter. Put her on.”I covered the phone with my hand and turned to Rachel.“It’s Thorson. He says he knows you’re there-here.”“Give it to me,” she said angrily and jerked the phone out of my hand.“What do you want?”There was a period of silence.MoreLess
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