The Critic
““Hi.”
He had a bag in his hand. Toreas looked first at him then at the bag. He was moving much faster than she intended. What she wanted didn’t require a bag.
“Jared…the bag… Why?” She was stuttering and feeling like an idiot because of it, but she had to clear that little issue up before they went any farther.
He closed the door, then came into the room, taking away most of the air she needed to breathe. She wanted to take a step back from him but she needed to remain close. ... In fact she wanted to be closer.
“I’ve got something for you.”
She watched as reached into the bag and pulled out a thick sheaf of papers and handed it to her. Toreas’s eyes fell on the questionnaire she had given him. She could feel her face start to burn.
She was too flustered to bring her eyes upwards to his. “I had no idea that you kept this.”MoreLess
He had a bag in his hand. Toreas looked first at him then at the bag. He was moving much faster than she intended. What she wanted didn’t require a bag.
“Jared…the bag… Why?” She was stuttering and feeling like an idiot because of it, but she had to clear that little issue up before they went any farther.
He closed the door, then came into the room, taking away most of the air she needed to breathe. She wanted to take a step back from him but she needed to remain close. ... In fact she wanted to be closer.
“I’ve got something for you.”
She watched as reached into the bag and pulled out a thick sheaf of papers and handed it to her. Toreas’s eyes fell on the questionnaire she had given him. She could feel her face start to burn.
She was too flustered to bring her eyes upwards to his. “I had no idea that you kept this.”MoreLess
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