CHAPTER FORTY-SEVEN

Kol and stayed the night with me and left quite early in the morning, before I had woken up. We had both agreed to go the coming Saturday when both of us would be free.

I had taken the bus this morning because my car was still at work. I walked to the parking lot to pick up some things from my car when I saw a crowd gathered at the parking lot, the noise almost loud enough for me to pick up their murmuring.

‘It’s 9 in the morning. What the h*ll is going on?’ I thought to myself.

I made my way to the crowd when I saw they had gathered just in front of my car.

“Ugh. That stinks!”

“Do you know the owner of the car?”

“Not really. I think it’s most likely someone who just joined us. Maybe a few weeks.”

“I definitely know who owns this car. You can tell from the quite ugly model and terrible smell.” I knew that nasally annoying voice and would recognise it even in my grave.

There was a pungent smell that permeated the air. I gagged from the smell as I noticed people also had their noses in