{"id":8861,"date":"2011-04-20T14:30:00","date_gmt":"2011-04-20T13:30:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/twincestblog.cz\/?p=8838"},"modified":"2011-04-20T14:30:00","modified_gmt":"2011-04-20T13:30:00","slug":"space-time-story-16","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/twincestblog.cz\/domains\/twincestblog.cz\/2011\/04\/20\/space-time-story-16\/","title":{"rendered":"Space-Time Story 16."},"content":{"rendered":"<div><strong>author: Janule<\/strong><\/div>\n<div>\n<div><\/div>\n<div><img decoding=\"async\" title=\"528\" alt=\"\" class=\"center\" src=\"http:\/\/twincestblog.cz\/wp-content\/uploads\/a16eb973b8_75029411_o2.jpg\" \/><\/div>\n<div><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<div>&#8222;Please, sit down and give me your ID-card,&#8220; detective Krause asks me. I dip into the pocket of my jacket and take out the document. I give him my ID-card over the table and sit opposite him on an old and kind of broken chair.<\/p>\n<p>He looks quite sympathetic. He\u00b4s probably around 40 years old, he has quite a big beer belly and greasy hair. I hope that I won\u00b4t look like this when I am his age, it would kill me.<\/p>\n<p>He types my data into a computer and I have some time to take a little look around. It\u00b4s really gloomy here; an old building without a lift, last time it was painted was about 100 years ago and the furniture seems to be from the second World War. No wonder that he has no videophone; an old dial phone that looks like it&#8217;s from a museum sits on his table.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;So, let\u00b4s start, Mr. Kaulitz.&#8220; The detective takes a look into my eyes. &#8222;Do you know Miss Karin Fischer?&#8220; he shoots a question at me.<\/p>\n<hr \/>\n<p>Again that Karin. I probably won\u00b4t get rid of her. I can\u00b4t show any panic, criminal investigators are often good psychologists.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;Yes, I do,&#8220; I answer his question very simply and I wait what he would need to know next. Incredibly slowly, he types something on the computer.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;How well do you know Miss Fisher, Mr. Kaulitz?&#8220; He smiles at me encouragingly, maybe so that I\u00b4ll not be afraid to answer.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;Well&#8230; to tell you the truth, she\u00b4s a friend. Or rather an acquaintance. I don\u00b4t know her that well,&#8220; I speak terribly slowly and perhaps I\u00b4m not even lying very much, because that sex with her I really don\u00b4t remember.<\/p>\n<p>Again, he types my answer pretty slowly and continues. He has lot of time, as I can see. &#8222;When was the last time you saw her?&#8220; The next unpleasant question.<\/p>\n<p>Yeah, what do I know? I wonder, but I can\u00b4t say that. &#8222;This I don\u00b4t remember anymore, but I can tell you exactly when I heard from her for the last time.&#8220; I use the only information, which I know for sure. &#8222;It was this morning, at half past two.&#8220;<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;Yes, we know, that\u00b4s why we\u00b4ve invited you here. You were the whom she called before she died,&#8220; he shoots an answer at me and my eyes are suddenly blurred.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;She\u00b4s dead?&#8220; I ask the detective, my eyes wide-open in shock. He looks at me and says nothing. Maybe he\u00b4s watching for my reaction. I assume I look surprised enough so that he wouldn&#8217;t think that I killed her. &#8222;Did someone kill her?&#8220; I say the first thing that comes to my mind.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;Why do you think that someone killed her?&#8220; he asks me searchingly.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;I&#8230; I don\u00b4t know, but it came to my mind as the first thing&#8230;&#8220; I answer slowly and I suddenly remember what she wanted from me in that call. &#8222;But now I actually remember. She called me and wanted me to come over, said she felt sick. You know, it wasn\u00b4t the first time, she made me a to act as her servant every time she got drunk somewhere, so I got angry and didn\u00b4t go to her. I should have gone there, huh?&#8220; I look guiltily into the detective&#8217;s eyes and I try to hide that I\u00b4m not so very sorry about it. It\u00b4s hard to save someone without an address.<\/p>\n<p>He types my long answer and looks at me compassionately. &#8222;Don\u00b4t worry, it would have already been too late when you got to her.&#8220; He calms me down. &#8222;According to the doctor&#8217;s statement she died of alcohol and drug overdose between half past two and three o\u00b4clock in the morning. It\u00b4s at least a half hour journey from your house to hers, so you would have had no chance to do anything,&#8220; he tells me the calming information and continues. &#8222;Firemen found her when they kicked down the door; she forgot to turn off the water. We actually just wanted to know what she wanted from you and why she called only you. You&#8217;ve now told us, so we won\u00b4t keep you anymore. The case is closed as suicide\/overdose, so you don\u00b4t have to worry,&#8220; he says, prints a print-out from the printer and gives it to me for signing.<\/p>\n<p>I take a quick look at what he wrote and then sign it. The detective stands up from the table, indicating to me that I\u00b4m allowed to leave. I raise my already heavy legs and slowly walk to the door. The detective opens the door and gives me a hand. I shake it and enter a dark corridor.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;Oh and one more thing,&#8220; he calls after me. &#8222;My daughter likes you very much,&#8220; the detective says with a smile.<\/p>\n<p>Pheew, I already got scared that he had changed his mind about my leaving. &#8222;Thanks, greet her from me,&#8220; I answer with relief and play the nice superstar. &#8222;In September I will send you tickets for the concert in Berlin, if you would like,&#8220; I put a starry smile on.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;She will be very happy, thank you,&#8220; answers Krause and we say good bye to each other again. I can\u00b4t forget it, who knows when I will need to have a friend in the police station.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;So, what did they want from you?&#8220; Tom asks me impatiently when I get into the car and close the door.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;It was about the call that I had<br \/>last night,&#8220; I start slowly with a lie, which is as close as possible to the truth. I thought it out on the way to the car. &#8222;At about half past two in the morning my cell phone woke me up, so I picked it up, but only some drunk voice talked to me. I didn\u00b4t understand anything the voice was saying, so I just hung up. It was probably some mistake.&#8220; I lie like a professional.<br \/>&#8222;They say it was some drugged girl and I was the last one she was calling before she died of overdose,&#8220; I say sadly for the effect and then wait for Tom\u00b4s reaction.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;I see&#8230;&#8220; he says, just a short answer and it seems that I have managed to fool him. I can see no traces of suspicion on his face. &#8222;How did she get your number?&#8220; Tom wonders.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;I don\u00b4t know,&#8220; I answer shortly, it&#8217;s better not to say too much about it and as soon as possible I have to delete Karin from the list in my cell phone. &#8222;But it didn\u00b4t seem that she knew who she was calling,&#8220; I finish my sentence to make it seem even more so. Damn, I feel terrible that I\u00b4m lying to him like this. I promised him that we would talk about everything together, but dead Karin won\u00b4t say anything anymore, so there\u00b4s no reason to tell him about all that. Perhaps it\u00b4s a closed chapter. I must hope so.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;Oh, and please remind me at home that I will need two tickets for the concert in Berlin. The daughter of the detective loves me, so I promised him two tickets.&#8220; I grin at my bro.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;Will I also get two tickets if I love you?&#8220; he smiles at me and slaps my leg.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;Of course, darling, you just need to prove it to me,&#8220; I hold my cheek up for the kiss. My bro doesn\u00b4t delay and rushes at me like a vulture to its prey. We\u00b4re lucky that the car has tinted windows; the street is full of curious eyes.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;So, enough, Casanova. We&#8217;re going home. You will get tickets, you&#8217;ve earned them.&#8220; I pull away from his lips and take all his sticky-fingered hands off me; he has about ten of them, not only two. I feel him all over my body.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;I\u00b4m glad that I will be allowed to be close to you, my star.&#8220; He grins at me and turns the key. The engine purrs quietly and we head to our home. Strange, it already feels like home to me. I totally forgot about Hamburg. I&#8217;ve only been here for three days and already I can\u00b4t imagine that I would be somewhere else. It\u00b4s so wonderful to be with Tom that I would never be able to give it up. I tilt my head backwards, lean against the headrest and close my eyes with relief. Perhaps this episode with Karin is behind me.<\/p>\n<p><em>&#8222;So what did you want from me?&#8220; I ask Karin. We\u00b4re sitting in a small booth of some cafe. &#8222;And where did you get my number?&#8220; I add.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;I have my sources&#8230;&#8220; she snaps and keeps drinking juice from her glass. It\u00b4s been more than one month since I saw her for the last time and it wasn\u00b4t a pleasant sight for me. She was sleeping in a hotel room while I slowly closed the door and escaped. I wanted to leave without her seeing me. She was drunk, so perhaps she wouldn\u00b4t remember anything.<\/p>\n<p>Come to think of it, this meeting is utterly bizzare. Back then at that party we met for the first time in my life, so I don\u00b4t understand what she wants.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;I\u00b4m pregnant,&#8220; she shoots at me suddenly.<\/p>\n<p>I take a serious look into her eyes. &#8222;And why should I care?&#8220; I answer coldly and hope that she doesn\u00b4t notice my shock. She was drunk, she can\u00b4t remember anything.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;What do you mean, why should you care? It\u00b4s yours!&#8220; She gets angry.<\/p>\n<p>I have to be harsh, she can\u00b4t find out that I have doubts. &#8222;Look here, girl, you aren\u00b4t the first and probably not the last who is trying this with me, but you won\u00b4t succeed. You have no chance!&#8220; I attack strongly so that she won\u00b4t think that I just let her terrify me.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;I don\u00b4t need any chance, I just need information,&#8220; she answers angrily.<\/p>\n<p>This shocks me&#8230; what does she mean by that?&#8220;What information, what are you talking about?&#8220; I ask, obviously calmer.<\/p>\n<p>She comes so close to me that I can feel her breath on my face and she hisses: &#8222;All the time we were having sex you were telling me &#8218;Tom, my love, aah, Tom,&#8216; &#8230;Is that enough for you?&#8220;<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;It\u00b4s enough&#8230;&#8220; I answer quietly. So she wasn\u00b4t as drunk as she looked.<\/p>\n<p>Suddenly she confirms my thoughts. &#8222;You thought that I was so drunk that I wouldn\u00b4t remember it, didn\u00b4t you? You are not the only good actor, I am not a bad one either&#8230;&#8220; She looks strongly into my eyes. &#8222;Now listen to me. I can see that you are not interested in the child, so I want money. I will get an abortion, because I don\u00b4t want to have anything to do with you.&#8220;<\/p>\n<p>I felt quite relieved that it is only about money. But I was very wrong. &#8222;It won\u00b4t be just a one-time thing. From time to time, I will want some pocket money, to compensate for the deprival I&#8217;ve suffered. Or your brother will get to know how much you love him,&#8220; she finishes with a winning smile\u2026<\/em><\/p>\n<p>&#8222;We\u00b4re home, you sleepyhead. Wake up,&#8220; I can hear a whispering in my ear. &#8222;You must have some sleeping illness today. What will you do at night?&#8220; Tom smiles at me and drives into the garage.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;Oh, did I fall asleep again?&#8220; I open my eyes surprisedly and I can\u00b4t understand the last dream. Again that Karin.<\/p>\n<p>We both get out of the car. Tom takes the shopping from the boot, gives the bags to me and closes the garage.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;I will put this in the kitchen and I will cook something tasty for you,&#8220; I promise my honey and I run up the stairs to the house.<\/p>\n<p>Again those keys. I have to search in my pocket for a while to find them. Finally.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;Scotty, darling, we are already at home!&#8220; I call in the direction of the kitchen and after a second our hairy monster rushes to me and licks me everywhere.<\/p>\n<p>&#8222;So enough, that\u00b4s enough, would you be so good and save some of your wet kisses for the other master too, ok?&#8220; I send him away with a laugh and take off my shoes and jacket. Scotty lies down in his place again and watches what I\u00b4m doing. I put the things into the fridge and start to plan what I am going to cook.<\/p>\n<p>Today it should be something sweet. I haven&#8217;t had pancakes for a long time; yeah, that\u00b4s it.<\/p>\n<p>We have jam, we bought whipped cream and what is most important; it\u00b4s quick. I put on an apron which is on the hook next to the dish-cloth.<\/p>\n<p>&#8218;I\u00b4m king here&#8216; says the proud title on the apron. Yeah, that\u00b4s the truth. Here I am. Here in the kitchen I\u00b4m the lord, but my life seems so be run otherwise by others. For example by such a &#8218;nice girl&#8216; like Karin. So now I know why I gave her those one thousand Euros. She extorted me, that slut. I don\u00b4t understand how she could trick me so easily. It was after an argument with Tom, maybe I needed to relax and it ended like this. I nearly became a father.<\/p>\n<p><em>&#8222;I don\u00b4t envy his slobbery toddler.&#8220;<\/em> I remember Tom\u00b4s words he said about Georg. Honestly, I wouldn\u00b4t want it so much either.<\/p>\n<p>Whee, I turn the half-done pancake in the air. Yeah, a goal for the first time, I\u00b4m a masteeeer. Mostly the first time it falls down, before I get that right move with my hand.<\/p><\/div>\n<div><\/div>\n<div><strong>author: Janule<\/strong><\/div>\n<div><strong>betaread: TokioKoos &amp; green_and_blue<\/strong><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>author: Janule &#8222;Please, sit down and give me your ID-card,&#8220; detective Krause asks me. I dip into the pocket of my jacket and take out the document. 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