That’s why I took this job at the museum because I love art.
Anyway, Richard comes here and paints. When I saw his work, I thought, I want to be like him.
So I asked him if he’d teach me, and he’s been great. Have you seen any of his paintings?
“I have,” Alette said. “They’re wonderful.” When they left him, Alette said, “It’s lovely of you to do that, Richard.”
“I like to do things for people,” and he was looking at Alette.
When they were walking out of the museum, Richard said, “My roommate is at a party tonight.”
“Why don’t we stop up at my place?” He smiled. “I have some paintings I’d like to show you.”
Alette squeezed his hand. “Not yet, Richard.” “Whatever you say. I’ll see you next weekend?” “Yes.”
And he had no idea how much she was looking forward to it. Richard walked Alette to the parking lot where she had parked her car.
He waved good-bye as she drove off. As Alette was going to sleep that night, she thought.
“It’s like a miracle. Richard has freed me.” She fell asleep, dreaming of him.
At two o’clock in the morning, Richard Melton’s roommate, Gary, returned from a birthday party.
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