Luke Bischoff

And then I see she walks back in some area.

So I go to the little back patio to walk out to see what the hell she's doing because there's nothing back there.

It's only like backyard.

Oh, yeah.

There's fences and everything, but it's like she could do whatever.

So I'm watching her.

And I'm about to like like I'm kind of talking loudly on the phone.

So she at least knows somebody's like watching her.

And then she gives me like the sweetest smile when she's walking back and she's like leaving.

And she gives me the sweetest smile.

And she had like this real pretty face.

And then I kind of smiled back and I was like, OK, you need to relax, William.

And I just went back inside and didn't worry about her.

But just, oh, my gosh, she just the sweet smile.

And then I was like, oh, OK.

Maybe don't do anything weird.

I could get you and maybe I just took it as being nice.

But maybe it was a threatening kind of smile because I was seeing this redheaded guy walking down the street where I live.

And then he ended up killing his roommate.

but I was seeing this guy.