CutiePie1997
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"Consequences"
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Katherine walked up slowly to the little table on the veranda of the open air coffee shop. She gave the 30-something woman sitting there an opportunity to look up to her before saying, "Debbie … we should talk."
Katherine didn't wait for a reaction or an invitation before sitting in the chair opposite the attractive woman. She gestured to the roaming barista, asking for a tall house coffee.
"There are consequences to our actions, Debbie," Katherine said as she removed a stack of 5x8 photos from her purse and slid them across the table. "And we all must deal with those consequences in an appropriate manner."
The pics had been taken with an actual camera, not some smart phone. They were from a distance, using a telephoto lens. They were very high quality, with wonderful resolution and color. The first showed Debbie exiting her car as it sat somewhat cockeyed in the lane of a country road. The next few showed Debbie running around the end of the car, standing there in shock, turning to leave, then coming back, then turning to leave again, the panic obviously growing. The next showed her getting back into her car, sitting there a long moment, opening the door, then tossing what is clearly an alcohol bottle out the window toward the ditch. The next shots pan with the car, getting a clear view of its license plate. There are a couple panning down to again show the plastic Vodka bottle.
"I have the bottle, by the way," Katherine said. "An attorney friend of mine has it, along with copies of these pictures, an explanation of what they are, and what to do with all of them in the event that something tragic should happen to me."
Katherine looked to the pictures again. The last shots zoomed in one after another. There were pics of the bicycle, now bent and crushed, as well as of the boy who'd been riding it. In the first image of him, one might have thought he'd been killed in the collision. But subsequent shots showed him attempting to rise, then finally falling back to the ground … where he would lay for nearly two hours before he finally bled out and died.
"They didn't find him until almost midnight," Katherine said. "At dinner, his mother began to wonder. At dark, she began to panic. By ten, nearly every one in his little town of 550 was out looking for him. They say an 11 year old girl was the first to find her. Tragic. Can you imagine the nightmares she's having?"
The barista arrived with Katherine's coffee. She sat back in her chair, carefully sipped at the steaming hot liquid, and studied Debbie for her response.