In a room
We’re in a room with a man.
We don’t know him.
She smiles at me.
I smile at her.
She goes.
Eyes and hair and lips and arms and tits and legs and pussy and ass.
I look into his eyes—green iris, the white bloodshot, the pupil mad. It’s bad.
I need to urinate.
“Hey, mate,” I say. “I gotta take a piss.”
He smiles a toothless smile.
“Sure,” he says. “Come along,” he motions to the hallway with a black, snub nose .38 in his right hand.
I’m his prisoner, it seems.
He follows me down the hall.
The door is jammed.
I ram it with my shoulder.
It opens.
Her body’s in the tub.
Her head in the toilet.
There is a lot of blood.
And an explosion.
And blinding light.
And nothingness.
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