Doors

[Sam A, Louis D]
[The early afternoon, after she spends the night at Ian's. She's just woken up, but still fully clothed, tucked into bed even though she doesn't remember moving there.]

Everything is fine.


[Ian R]
[After this. In a messy rush as she's heading out the door.]

I have to go. I'm sorry.

[Voicemail left for Norman Osborn]
Mr. Osborn, I just wanted to thank you for keeping your word. I got into town yesterday, and I e-mailed Oscorp's HR department and was immediately called in to fill out paperwork. I know four years is a long time. Thank you for remembering what we'd discussed. I won't let you down, sir.

[Locked to Peter P]
How are the webs, bug boy?

[Locked to Harry O]
Are you working at
[Not posted]

Thanks for the cookies. How is How are [...] How've you been?

[as Harriet M.]

Well goodness me!

Goodness. Look at all of this. Finally. Where is the one with the ticktock, I am certainly late. All this time, and he only just lets me pass. And I am well past tea time, am I not?

Now where was I? Oh yes, the sugarbowl! I heard one had cracked, and lucky us, I have another. Of course I do. Now where did I put it? Somewhere here or there, I'm certain. Do I need to set the table again? Will I be having guests?

[locked to stephanie b.]

It's time to move. Are you and the others prepared to hold things down while I'm underground?

I am not sure what to make of some of the things I have stumbled upon.

And this thing called 'Destiel' is alarming. And confusing. There is no subtext. Where are they finding these things?

Are you alone in the apartment?