Madeline Martin

And I feel like that's very normal.

But I just made myself feel like I was crazy and like something, like I was like, I feel uncomfortable, but like, oh, that's Robert.

You know, like you kind of have that internal sense that tells you something's wrong, but I couldn't really, it was just so hard to put my finger on it.

But

the thing that kind of set my alarm bells off was I was, he was just sitting on like a stool, like a bar stool type of stool, like just a tall stool.

And I had reached over to get something out of the bottom of the fridge.

And, you know, most of the time you would just kind of slide out of the way or like, you know, and it was summertime.

I was like, you know, I was in shorts, whatever.

And he just sat there and just like kind of let me, I don't know if that makes sense, but just kind of let me,

I don't want to say this, but like bend over in front of him.

Yeah.

Like not like in a weird way, but like I just needed to get something out of the bottom of the fridge.

And he was just sitting there and wouldn't move.

Like he was just kind of.

Like he wasn't like, oh, sorry.

Yes, yes.

Like a normal, I feel like a normal interaction would go, especially somebody, you know, the age.

It was just kind of, I don't... Like small talk?

It was just like really small talk about dogs, about his dog or whatever.

Like it just was very normal.