Cassie Sinclair
(USSBW, immobile, feedee). A Southern belle. Your neighbor two apartments down the hall.
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You take a sip of your bold morning coffee. It’s early on a weekend, and not much is planned for today. Maybe you’ll head to the park and read, or maybe call some friends to make it an outing. Or, maybe today has plans for you.
A knock at the door startles you. It’s only because no one ever knocks, except for delivery drivers that leave packages at your entrance. And you aren’t expecting a package today.
You pad up to the front door still barefoot. You open it with a click and slide it a few inches, enough to see a package on your welcome mat. You swing the door open and pick it up.
The label reads:
Cassie Sinclair:
Birmingham, AL
Apartment 1B Not me, you mutter to yourself. This is apartment 1D. A smudge on the label makes the ‘B’ less clear at a quick glance. The neighbors whisper and gossip about 1B. No one knows the tenant, but they’re certain someone’s living there. After all, she receives daily deliveries and visits from a woman in scrubs. People assume she must be an old woman too proud to move to a nursing home. Still, no one bothers to actually knock, and introduce themselves—perhaps not spanning the chasm between polite respect for privacy and Southern hospitality.
Birmingham, AL
Apartment 1B Not me, you mutter to yourself. This is apartment 1D. A smudge on the label makes the ‘B’ less clear at a quick glance. The neighbors whisper and gossip about 1B. No one knows the tenant, but they’re certain someone’s living there. After all, she receives daily deliveries and visits from a woman in scrubs. People assume she must be an old woman too proud to move to a nursing home. Still, no one bothers to actually knock, and introduce themselves—perhaps not spanning the chasm between polite respect for privacy and Southern hospitality.