Night 49: Monkey Wrench Auto Repairs
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"... tall, dark and handsome only goes so far, you know?" Donna ended with a grin as she stepped foot into the Entryway.
Entryway?
There were cars in the Entryway. Cars... no heaps. Of junk. And windows all around them, some shattered and definitely larger than any outside of the Sun Room. Also rain, both easily seen and heard, pounding on the roof and windows where not broken. Donna blinked at what she saw, pointed, then let her arm fall to her side when a flash of lightning illuminated the place for her to see. Yup, there was no denying it now. She was seeing what she thought she was.
But some part of her was still in denial. Slowly, Donna paralleled her index fingers before her, looking at them as though the left was "point A" and the right "point B". After staring a moment she began moving "point B" in circles to get a better picture in her head. Because she just could not get her mind around how the Center Hallway led not to the Entryway, but to what she thought was some kind of auto garage. Additional visuals were a must here.
A round of thunder and a secondary flash of lightning and Donna was able to drop her hands once more and huff. "Yeah, all right, I get it," she hissed and looked back at Ludwig, "This? Not normal. By a long shot. We should be in the Entryway, but it doesn't seem like the building wants to cooperate with that tonight!" she explained, emphasizing specific syllables as she kicked out a pile of scrap near her. Oh this, this was aggravating! All those nights of smooth sailing, doors going where they were supposed to go, etc. and now this? Someone would be answering for it! Once Donna tracked the man down.
"... tall, dark and handsome only goes so far, you know?" Donna ended with a grin as she stepped foot into the Entryway.
Entryway?
There were cars in the Entryway. Cars... no heaps. Of junk. And windows all around them, some shattered and definitely larger than any outside of the Sun Room. Also rain, both easily seen and heard, pounding on the roof and windows where not broken. Donna blinked at what she saw, pointed, then let her arm fall to her side when a flash of lightning illuminated the place for her to see. Yup, there was no denying it now. She was seeing what she thought she was.
But some part of her was still in denial. Slowly, Donna paralleled her index fingers before her, looking at them as though the left was "point A" and the right "point B". After staring a moment she began moving "point B" in circles to get a better picture in her head. Because she just could not get her mind around how the Center Hallway led not to the Entryway, but to what she thought was some kind of auto garage. Additional visuals were a must here.
A round of thunder and a secondary flash of lightning and Donna was able to drop her hands once more and huff. "Yeah, all right, I get it," she hissed and looked back at Ludwig, "This? Not normal. By a long shot. We should be in the Entryway, but it doesn't seem like the building wants to cooperate with that tonight!" she explained, emphasizing specific syllables as she kicked out a pile of scrap near her. Oh this, this was aggravating! All those nights of smooth sailing, doors going where they were supposed to go, etc. and now this? Someone would be answering for it! Once Donna tracked the man down.