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A DEAD ANIMAL IN THE REFRIGERATOR
The car came to an abrupt halt in front of Emma's house, and she took in a deep breath. She was back home, where strange things were bound to happen. She wondered what next terrific thing would occur.
"The door is now open." Anthony said, interrupting her thoughts, as he clicked off the locks on the car doors.
"Oh, thank you." She stated, before pushing the door open and getting down. Breathing out heavily, she trudged towards the front porch, a bit skeptical about going in alone.
And that's why she was a bit glad, a gladness that didn't wipe off her curiosity, as she saw Anthony getting down from the car too.
"Why are you getting down? Aren't you going back home?" She asked, trying to hiding her relief.
"My Lu...I mean Melvina...asked me to stay with you, till she comes." Anthony replied, beating himself up inwardly for almost mentioning the Luna word.
"Oh,
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