Erik had rented the movie. After I shook hands with him, I asked them about the movie because I didn’t recognize it
except for an actor who used to be on a TV show, and I couldn’t remember his name.
My sister said, “It’s stupid. You wouldn’t like it.” I said, “What’s it about?” She said, “Come on, Charlie. It’s almost over.”
I said, “Would it be okay if I watched the end?” She said, “You can watch it when we’re done.”
I said, “Well, how about I watch the end with you, and then I can rewind it and watch up to the point I started watching with you?”
That’s when she paused the movie. “Can’t you take a hint?” “I suppose not.” “We want to be alone, Charlie.” “Oh. I’m sorry.”
To tell you the truth, I knew she wanted to be alone with Erik, but I really wanted to have some company.
I knew it wasn’t fair, though, to ruin her time just because I miss everybody, so I just said good night and left.
I went up to my room and started reading the new book Bill gave me. It’s called The Stranger.
Bill said that it’s “very easy to read, but very hard to ‘read well.’”
I have no idea what he means, but I like the book so far. Love always, Charlie.
May 8, 1992. Dear friend, It’s strange how things can change back as suddenly as they changed originally.
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