He says a name in his sleep. Then he admits he sees her every lunch break.
Noor: You said a name in your sleep last night
Me: Uh oh. Which name
Noor: Bella. Twice. “Good girl, Bella”
Me: Okay that sounds bad
Noor: It sounds VERY bad
Me: I see her every lunch break
Noor: I’m going to need more than that
Me: She’s blonde. Very energetic. Loves the park
Noor: You are making this so much worse
Me: She’s a golden retriever
Noor: …
Me: She belongs to the café owner on 5th. I walk her every day at noon
Noor: How long has this been going on
Me: Four months. I didn’t want to push you about getting a dog
Noor: Send me a photo of Bella right now
Me: That’s her. Bandana and all
Noor: We’re going to the shelter this weekend
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Original fiction by FrameCompose. Every name and event is invented.
Every honest answer is true of a woman and of a dog: blonde, very energetic, loves the park. Writing clues that fit both readings lets the suspicion grow without anyone telling a lie.
The last line turns a secret into a plan, which is the warmest way to end a scare.
Keep the double meaning and change the secret: a “she” who is a vintage car being restored, or a boat, or a sourdough starter with a name.
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