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Shane Marion ([info]wolfishane) wrote in [info]bellumlogs,
@ 2010-04-07 00:51:00

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Entry tags:anonymous, big bad wolf

Who: Shane (narrative, sort of? possibly with someone else?)
What: Staking out his door to catch the postcard-leaver.
Where: 601.
When: The wee hours of the morning.
Warnings: TBA



Two postcards in a row, two days in a row, both appearing sometime in the middle of the night. That was enough to get Shane to stay up for the third night, waiting for his mysterious visitor to show. He sat in the living room within sight of the door, the lights in the apartment off, and he waited.

He tried not to anticipate who it could be--who knew enough about him to send those postcards. That was the sort of hope that led to disappointment, and even if his guess was right, the cards were ambiguous. What did they mean, if anything?

He had to sate his curiosity. So instead of spending most of the early hours of the morning researching in the bedroom or the kitchen, he stayed in the living room and waited for footsteps in the hall, for a postcard to slip under the door.



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[info]bellum_anon
2010-04-07 12:59 pm UTC (link)
No postcard comes that evening. The next one comes via snail mail later that afternoon, and this one includes a tiny slip of paper with computer-printed writing.



In case you were watching for me.
After two days, I would be watching for me too.

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[info]wolfishane
2010-04-07 02:12 pm UTC (link)
Nothing all night. He finally fell asleep on the couch, only to wake up with the sun on his face and another postcard lying on the floor just beyond the door.

He wasn't disappointed, per se, but his interest only grew with each postcard. He read the note with a wry smile. Very smart. The postcards served as an excellent distraction from the darker matters he currently had to bend his mind toward, baffling but interesting. He should have felt more alarmed, really, but he didn't. If they made a threat, he'd be worried. Until then, he'd just wait to see what came next.

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