"There's a dead body in the trunk."
Thomas says to me as we're heading down the parking lot at Walmart.
"What?" I say to him. Did he really say 'dead body'?
"There's a dead body in that trunk. I saw it's arm and leg." He's serious, his brows furrowed.
"A dead body?" I question. He did say dead body.
"See," he's pointing to a car next to us as we walk past.
"We don't have time to do this Thomas, I've got to pick up groceries."
"You're just a big chicken, aren't you," he is laughing now, he thinks I'm afraid to look at the dead body. I can't help but laugh to myself. Glancing over my shoulder, I see the fake arm and leg sticking out of the trunk of the car.
"What?" I say to him. Did he really say 'dead body'?
"There's a dead body in that trunk. I saw it's arm and leg." He's serious, his brows furrowed.
"A dead body?" I question. He did say dead body.
"See," he's pointing to a car next to us as we walk past.
"We don't have time to do this Thomas, I've got to pick up groceries."
"You're just a big chicken, aren't you," he is laughing now, he thinks I'm afraid to look at the dead body. I can't help but laugh to myself. Glancing over my shoulder, I see the fake arm and leg sticking out of the trunk of the car.
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