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Chapter 93 – Something Got Out

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Lara

I knew what was happening this time. That was new. There was no sudden terror. No desperate attempt to wake myself. No sensation of being dragged somewhere I didn't belong. The warehouse simply began to fade. Orion's voice became distant. The weight of my body against the couch disappeared. For one strange moment, I knew I could fight it if I wanted to. I didn't. I'm going somewhere again. That realization should have frightened me considerably more than it did. Instead, I let go. Darkness
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  • Losing the Lonely   Chapter 98 — Not the Voice

    LaraCrown didn't move.“What did you hear?”“Help me.”His attention shifted from the computer to me.“Your voice?”“No.”“The one you normally hear?”“Yes. No.” I rubbed my forehead. “Yes, I normally hear that one. No, this wasn't that one.”Crown stared at me.“This is becoming a terrible conversation.”“That depends on what you were searching for.”I looked at the computer.“I liked you better when you were Tasty Chocolate.”Silence.I closed my eyes.Why did I say that out loud?“When I was what?” Crown asked.“Nothing.”Silky Vanilla is going to be jealous.I pointed at absolutely nothing.“Shut up.”Crown's eyes followed my finger before returning to me.“Lara.”“Still not talking to you.”“You were a moment ago.”“I've changed.”“Clearly.”I pushed away from the computer.Crown glanced at the screen again.“We're calling Koa.”“No.”“Yes.”“I don't need Koa every time something weird happens.”“At the current frequency of weird things happening to you, I disagree.”“That's rud

  • Losing the Lonely   Chapter 97 — Learning to Choose

    Number One found the frightened woman where she expected to find her. She was sitting on the floor near one of the structures, knees drawn toward her chest. She wasn't crying. She wasn't shaking. She was waiting. Operator stood beside Number One. Neither spoke for several seconds. The frightened woman noticed them. Her shoulders tightened. Number One assessed the response. Fear. Anticipation. No immediate attempt to flee. Better than before. Not sufficient.Number One: “Stand up.”The woman stared at her.Shelter Woman: “Why?”Number One: “We're going to try again.”The response was immediate.Shelter Woman: “No.”Number One looked at Operator. Operator stepped forward.Operator: “The previous attempt failed because the transition was too abrupt. We will reduce the progression.”Shelter Woman: “No.”Operator: “You will remain here. We will begin with—”Shelter Woman: “No.”Operator stopped. Number One considered the response.Number One: “You haven't heard the procedure.”Shelter Woma

  • Losing the Lonely   Chapter 96 — What We Recognize

    Mr. Green had been on the conference call for nearly forty minutes.There were still companies to run.Problems requiring decisions had not stopped occurring because an injured woman was asleep in his bedroom, his daughter was recovering memories she couldn't explain, and Hunter had taken up temporary residence in the adjoining room.If anything, the accumulation of personal complications made ordinary business almost appealing.Ordinary problems generally came with numbers.Numbers behaved.He sat at the long table in one of the smaller meeting rooms in the main residence rather than returning to the Green Building. Several documents were open on the screen in front of him. Four people occupied separate windows on the monitor.Taryn sat several feet away with a tablet.The door remained open.Mr. Green listened while one of the men finished explaining a discrepancy that had required considerably more words than the discrepancy deserved.Mr. Green: “No.”The man stopped.Man: “No to t

  • Losing the Lonely   Chapter 95 – She Was Here First

    Number One stood before the opening again. The blue beyond the wall remained unchanged. So did the distant glow. She had begun measuring Lara's absences, but without a reliable measure of time, the information was nearly useless. Sometimes the visitor returned quickly. Sometimes the absence felt considerably longer. But she always returned. Number One turned away from the breach. The Operator was waiting. She had not needed to summon her. The restoration of consciousness had changed things inside. Connections that had once been distant were becoming easier to reach. That presented advantages. It also presented problems. The frightened one had nearly overwhelmed them. The Operator approached the damaged wall and examined the opening. Number One watched her perform nearly the same assessment she had performed herself. Direction of force. Debris. Fracture. Unknown space beyond. The conclusion would be the same.Operator: “We have to get those pieces back.”Number One looked through the o

  • Losing the Lonely   Chapter 94 — Something Is Missing

    The MindscapeThe hole remained. Number One had checked. Then checked again. The fracture had not changed since the visitor left. She crouched before the opening, studying the broken stone for details she might have overlooked. There were none. The debris remained beyond the wall. Outside. Evidence of direction. Evidence of force. Evidence that her first conclusion had been incorrect. Nothing had entered. Something had left. What concerned her was that she could not determine what. She stood and looked through the opening. Blue stretched beyond it. Open. Fluid. Without structure. It was unlike anything within this place. No rooms. No paths. No barriers. Far in the distance, the soft glow remained. She had watched it for what felt like hours. Perhaps it had been hours. Time had become difficult to measure. The visitor appeared and disappeared without pattern. Lara. She had given a name. Whether it was accurate remained undetermined. Number One had inspected the opening after Lara disap

  • Losing the Lonely   Chapter 93 – Something Got Out

    LaraI knew what was happening this time. That was new. There was no sudden terror. No desperate attempt to wake myself. No sensation of being dragged somewhere I didn't belong. The warehouse simply began to fade. Orion's voice became distant. The weight of my body against the couch disappeared. For one strange moment, I knew I could fight it if I wanted to. I didn't. I'm going somewhere again. That realization should have frightened me considerably more than it did. Instead, I let go. Darkness folded around me. Then I was standing. I looked down at my feet.“Okay.”At least I had feet. That seemed like progress. I lifted my head.“Oh.”The world around me was murky. Not completely dark. There was enough light to see, but it seemed reluctant to illuminate anything. The sky was a heavy gray with no visible sun, moon, or source for what little light existed. A narrow path disappeared into thick woods on my left. Farther ahead stood an old farmhouse with a barn beside it. Beyond that was

  • Losing the Lonely   Chapter 5: Unexpected: Orion

    Orion“Bossman, why you here, man” Marcus asked as he spotted me walking into the shop. “Why not? If I don’t come, you guys might get into trouble and burn this place down” I said in a teasing way. “Ha ha, not even, you really helped all of us out, so we owe you. There is no way we would intenti

  • Losing the Lonely   Prologue

    BreakupEarly morning in Lara’s apartment. She decided to break up with Nathaniel. To Lara it seems to be the best choice. She wanted to be in a loving, trusting, comfortable relationship, but this. This thing between her and Nathaniel isn’t what she thought a relationship should be. “I don’t see

  • Losing the Lonely   Chapter 6: Falling Asleep

    Upon waking I took a shower and got ready for work, I decided to text Orion. TEXT: Lara: Good Evening! After sending the text I was wondering what I wanted to eat. The thing is, I never know what I want to eat. Basically, it’s never fun or fulfilling to cook for myself. It feels lonely. So, I

  • Losing the Lonely   Chapter 1: The Return: Lara

    Lara I never thought I would come back to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Even after all these years, my time here still feels like a dream. This is the place where I met my first love. Maybe that's why I feel like it was like a dream. Granted, I was in my early 20's and I couldn't wait to leave

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