
It was nighttime.
Scott and I stood outside the back of a restaurant. This area appeared to be a small chair- and table-less patio.
I vaguely remember discussing cigarette smoking. I was not doing so, but Scott might have been.
Max had left prior to this scene. Where he went I don't know.
The road behind the restaurant - our view from the back patio - was similar to College Street.
This led me to believe that Max and a gang of other DePauw students were walking up this street, possibly to visit us.
I thought it might be fun to hide from them, so I told Scott to hide behind a nice big pine tree on the left outside wall of the restaurant.
We laughed at the silliness of the idea and situation, but even with all our shuffling and noise the group did not detect a single thing.
They must have been too focused on entering Julianne, a building that seemed so familiar to its counterpart.
I finally resorted to making strange noises to get their attention.
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I'm sitting on a couch. I can't tell if I'm dreaming, falling asleep, or in some other unbalanced state of mind.
I feel very strange but immensely comfortable on this plush sofa.
Christmas music is playing in the background and it feels nice and warm in this living room of sorts, a room eerily similar to that of the home in which I lived during the first five years of my life.
I know others are sitting and talking in this same room, but I don't know who they are.
I'm not sure if the television is on or not.
I feel utterly content.
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