Upstairs
So here's what happened.
I paced around the house and procrastinated for a good forty minutes before getting up the gumption to go knock on their door. Mostly i had a sneaky feeling that whatever "friend" was visiting upstairs was not only male, but had probably spotted me around the yard earlier and had developed less-than-platonic intentions towards my person. Now, I am aware that i am (sometimes) an attractive girl, proven mostly because i am used to being schmoozed, hit on, and occasionally followed home. So now this guy was coercing my shy neighbor to introduce us. Sketchy sketchy.
Lukas, my neighbor, is really really nice. He takes photographs. He offered me a beer, gave me a tour of the place, talked about our scary basement and goings on the household, and fluffed some pillows on the couch so i'd be comfy.
Alex, the infamous friend, also takes photographs. Artsy ones, i guess. He was languishing on the couch, schnockered on various substances, the least of which may have been Pabst Blue Ribbon (eugh!) his own inflamed ego, and weed. Much to my chagrin, we talked about Art. Mostly i got harassed about doing what supposedly makes me happy and how fate had brought me upstairs that evening into the newfound presence of a devoted muse. Namely him. He also kept touching my knee.
At one point in the conversation Lukas quietly interrupted us, looked at me, and said that it sounded like i was putting off doing what i really wanted to do, and maybe i was staying here because it felt safe. I was shocked from head to toe, because he had gotten right to the truth of everything so simply. I like Luke alot. He knows.
So two Pabstes in my tummy (cringe), i bid adieu to the two gentlemen and turned to leave, at which point the inebriated half declared i was foxy "No really, Annie, you are a foxy, FOXY woman," so i thanked him coyly, and said goodnight. Heh heh.
I am FOXY!!! rahrr!
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