Ray Garton - The New Neighbor

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There's a new neighbor on the block. Right across the street. She's beautiful. And friendly. The new neighbor doesnt want to borrow your weed-eater or your lawn rake. She doesnt need a cup of sugar. She just wants to get to know you… And seduce you… And most of all… She wants your soul.

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Started what? Started what !

Robby heard nothing in biology class or the social studies class that followed. He spoke to no one on the bus going home, and as he walked down Deerfield to his house he saw and heard nothing. Inside, Jen said something to him – something about Mom being sick in bed – but he heard little more than a garbled hum, didn't even see her, really, just went straight to his room and flopped onto his bed without even taking off his coat.

Sleep. Robby wanted nothing more than to allow himself to slide down to the very bottom of a deep, murky bog of sleep. His descent began the moment he felt the mattress beneath him. Mud and moss sucked him slowly downward, oozing between his fingers and legs, creeping up around his face and hair… taking him away from everything.

But he wouldn't let himself sleep. He dragged himself off the bed. He had to talk to her, tell her what the man had said, and ask if she knew him.

Robby left the house, again ignoring Jen, crossed the street and rang Lorelle's doorbell.

Her muffled voice came from somewhere inside: "Come in!"

Inside, the first thing he saw was the sculpture. He half expected Lilith's head to turn toward him and grin.

"Who is it?" Lorelle called from another room.

He heard her footsteps hurrying down the hall. She appeared in a long black robe that was thin as tissue; he could see her naked body beneath it, but immediately lifted his eyes to her face, determined not to let the robe – or the body beneath it – divert his attention.

"I need to talk to you, Lorelle."

"I'm so glad you came over. I was just thinking about you." She reached for his hand, but Robby stepped back.

"No. We have to talk."

"We don't have to talk here , do we?"

"Yes."

"Robbyyyy." She smirked and shook her head slightly, as if she were disappointed in him.

"There was a man here. Friday. He walked with a cane. You called the police. I watched from my bedroom."

"Yes, there was a prowler. Why?"

"Who was he?"

"I don't know. Just a prowler." She took his hand again. "You look tired, Robby."

"I saw him again on Saturday. And today. At school." His voice was low, breathy; he stepped back and leaned against the wall because the strength seemed to be draining from his legs. "He says… he knows you."

"He's probably just some crazy old street person who eats out of the neighborhood garbage cans. That's all. Come here. You look so tired."

She led him slowly down the hall – slowly, because Robby's steps were uncertain and clumsy – and into the bedroom, where she seated him on the bed, took off his coat and eased him back onto the pillows.

Robby felt himself sinking into that bog again and fought it, trying to sit up, but Lorelle pushed him back down, gently. Her hand felt cool on his chest, and above him he saw her nipples brush against the thin material of her robe. She melted in a watery blur as she began to unbutton his shirt.

"No," he breathed, "nun-no more. Please."

"I know you don't mean that, Robby." Her voice seemed to come from a great distance. "Just relax."

With his shirt off, she started on his pants. With his eyes closed, Robby felt her cool hand on his cock. He closed his eyes a moment, then opened them to see her slipping her robe off. She leaned forward and squeezed his cock between her breasts.

Robby moaned, tried to sit up, couldn't and fell back down on the pillows. He tried to think clearly, tried to remember what the stranger had told him about her but -

– she sucked his cock hard, squeezing the head between her tongue and the roof of her mouth, and all thoughts were crowded from his mind as he began to experience the familiar feeling of being drained once again… emptied… wrung dry…

Moments before he came, images began to appear and disappear in Robby's mind, like flashbulbs going off unexpectedly -

a long rusty nail piercing smooth babyflesh -

– vivid, disturbing images -

a shiny razor blade slicing through a tongue -

– that strengthened the pounding beneath his cock -

a shotgun barrel sliding into a vagina and firing with a violent kick -

– and made him cry out with simultaneous horror and ecstasy.

By the time the first orgasm made him convulse like an epileptic having a seizure, Robby had completely forgotten the stranger's warning, and even the stranger himself.

* * * *

Jen was curled up on the sofa with a textbook open beside her and the telephone receiver pressed tightly to her ear. She wore an excited smile and hugged her knees, rocking back and forth on the cushion with one fist clenched.

She was excited because Woody Gibson was on the phone and wanted her to go out with him that night. Her fist was clenched because she couldn't afford the time with so much homework to do.

"I thought you might wanna see a movie," Woody continued. "And we can get something to eat, too, if you want. Like, at Harry's Diner, maybe?"

"Jeez, Woody, I'd love to, I mean, I really would ,” she said, thinking, You have no idea how much I want to get out of this tomb . "But I've got… well, I know this is gonna sound stupid, but… I've gotta study. See, there's a history test tomorrow and if I don't study for it all evening I'm gonna – “

"History?" There was a smile in his voice. "With Mr. Lee?"

“Uh-huh."

"Well, I can help you with that."

"You can?"

"Sure. I was in – “

Jen pulled the receiver away from her ear when she heard a sound. At first, she thought her mom had gotten out of bed and was coming down the hall, but the hall was empty.

“ – member that I'm a year ahead of you. I took all of Lee’s tests and he's so predictable I could – “

She heard it again, lowered the receiver and frowned. It was a soft, dry scratching sound.

"Can you hang on a sec, Woody?" she asked, then set the receiver down and stood.

She'd been jumpy lately. Things were very strange in her house and she didn't understand why – everyone was acting differently, walking around with long, pale faces, saying nothing, quick to anger and slow to apologize, if they apologized at all. So she was sure the sound was nothing and she was simply overreacting.

The third time she heard it, she realized it was coming from the front door. She went to the door, locked it and asked, "Who is it?"

The only response was a soft whine.

She opened the door a crack and saw one of Miss Dupree's dogs on the porch. Jen quickly opened the door, weak with relief, and said, "Sodom! What are you doing here?"

The dog stood and pressed his head to Jen's thigh.

"Did you get locked out?" She wrapped her arms around his furry neck and gave Sodom a hug as he licked her cheek, then he turned and started down the walk. "Where you going?"

The dog stopped and turned to her, waited a moment, then walked back up the steps and licked her hand. Turning, he went all the way to the sidewalk, then looked at her again and uttered a brief, quiet bark.

He wants me to come with him ! Jen thought with a laugh. She hurried inside and grabbed the receiver. "Woody? Can I call you right back? It'll just be a couple of minutes, I promise. 'Kay?"

"Sure."

She got her coat, then followed Sodom across the street to Miss Dupree's house.

The dog stopped on the porch and looked back to make sure she was there, then lifted a paw and scratched at the front door. It swung open.

"Oh, the door wasn't shut," Jen said, going in. "So that's how you got out." She closed the door and looked around for Miss Dupree. "Hello? Miss Dupree?" No one responded, and Jen stepped into the living room where Gomorrah met her with a toothy canine grin.

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