1:04:03
June's bed! The sheets need changing.
I'll be there in a minute.
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Hello, June.
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[Narrator] Grace had just started on the bed,
which June had soiled yet again,
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when an irritating feeling of wasting her time
forced itself upon her.
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And it was without thinking
she then said the words:
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Nobody gonna sleep here.
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[Narrator] She didn't say them out loud,
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but even so she was startled by the uttrance
that had urged itself upon her.
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Where had these ominous words come from?
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Darkness was falling as Grace made
her way home from work that evening.
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The people on the square overlooking the valley
had finally given up hope of seeing anything else
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now the light had faded.
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They trudged up Elm Street in disappointment.
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- Tom?
- Hi, Grace.
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There were some cars, but it's too dark,
we can't see any more.
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We haven't seen much of each other.
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Yah, I know. I've been busy
with my book, you know.
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Can I ask you something?
1:05:27
Yeah, anything.
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You couldn't bring yourself
to throw it away, could you?
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The number he gave you that night.
You couldn't throw it away.
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I told yhou how dangerous that man was.
That was stupid.
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[Narrator] Stupid or not, Tom was soon
a passionate spokesman for locking Grace
in her shed that night.
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If the vehicles were indeed a sign
that the call Tom had placed five days earlier