He makes a lot of noise, he’s also rude and doesn’t clean up after himself. I look at the black and crimson rooster on my nightstand, it’s my fa...cy little alarm clock. It’s noon. I got home at around seven ten in the morning after my eleven to seven overnight shift. Is five hours of sleep per day enough when you work forty-hour-weeks and also go to school? I don’t know. I’m not a doctor. Doesn’t sound like enough to me, though. I can hear shouting coming from Lenny’s room. He’s having another. This room blew my mind too. I couldn’t figure out where this could be, as I see you did as well. An aerial map shows this is centered under the enormous artificial lake right in the middle of that neighborhood with high brick fences and large homes. The lake builders designed it like a pool, and the homeowner’s association made it one. They built a high fence around the perimeter and then subdivided up part of it to each homeowner to be their private beach area on the lake. The rest they turned. She was a person.A deep ragged scar ran from the center of her forehead, down the side of her snout, then cut back up along her cheek, and ended as a deep notch in her ear. It looked almost like someone had carved a large “V” into her face. One leg started between her eyes, and the other ended in her right ear.Still, she was beautiful in her own way, and I looked forward to seeing the rest of her.Silence hung in the air as I continued to circle, spiraling closer and closer to my foxkins. "I thought that maybe, if I talked to him, got toknow him, I could bring the two of you together, and I mean, he's not abad looking guy, so we kissed a couple of times- I wasn't going to sleepwith him, I swear I wasn't- and then, well, things happened..." It's okay," Janet said softly. "You're not to blame." Wh- what?" Ellie asked."You tried to do something nice," Janet said. "Even if it was a badidea, your heart was in the right place, and that's what matters themost. So- thank you, Ellie.".