As the rain fell steadily, the serial killer sat on the bench, opposite his victim's house. He was wearing a hat this time, not because of the rain, but because it was his lucky hat. His attempt to kill had failed last night, so he figured he needed his favourite hat. The hat was his first real trophy, made of bat skin. He sniffed, savouring the air around him. This time he wouldn't fail. This time, no one would be there to save ARFeh.

Figuring that his sneaky approach didn't do much the other night, the serial killer went for the direct approach tonight. Instead of hammers, saws or anything alike, he only had a shotgun with him. He rang the doorbell and readied the gun. When the door opened, he fired. But there was no one there. Swearing and cursing, the serial killer readied his gun again and slowly walked into the hallway. Having lost the element of surprise, he'd have to be very careful, but also fast. Or soon people would come, reacting upon the gunshot.

"Come to kill me again, freak? This Vizzini member won't go down easily!" ARFeh entered the hallway, dressed in his best suit, his mafioso gun in his hand. The serial killer smiled, knowing he'd been right all along. Not that it mattered if ARFeh was a mobster or not, dead people were dead people. But to finally see a mboster die, it would give him extra satisfaction. A series of shots followed, during which ARFeh and the serial killer reached for cover. In the silence that ensued, the serial killer crouched through the hallway, expecting a sign of life from ARFeh. But when he got halfway through the hallway, he found the mobster lying face down on the ground.

When people reached ARFeh's house minutes later, seeing what the gunshots were all about, they found the front door wide open. In the hallway, they found ARFeh's body, missing a leg. On the wall was written in the dead mobster's blood: "Here lies ARFeh, Vizzini mobster. You're welcome. You're next."

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It was just over midnight and in most of the houses the doors were firmly closed and the lights dimmed. It was a fools plan to go out and most of them just wanted the night to be over with and live another day. But in one of those houses the light was still on and it was the towns doctor who stood in front of the window gazing into the night, watching the endless rain poor down from the sky. Yesterday night a hero.. today a sucker, the more time passed the more the doctor started to realise that healing ARFeh was a huge mistake.

*dinnnggg donnnnggg*

The doctor peered through the window but couldn't see who was at the door. Slowly moving towards the door the doc peered through the peeping hole and smiled as he opened the door.

  "You startled me darling, what are you doing here so late... want a glass of ... "

KT interrupted the doctor as she grabbed his arm. At first he thought she was just wet, but now he realised she was transpiring all over and the shaking was not coming from the cold rain either.

  "help me!" she grunted as she fainted and collapsed.

The doctor quickly grabbed KT and dragged her to his sofa, he recognized these symptoms and was positive that this was no sickness, this was poison! He ran to his book closet and started to look for a certain book regarding odd poisons. He knew the remedy was in here somewhere as he threw aside another book. Ahh there it was, the doctor grabbed a small black book and searched for the right poison. After flipping a few pages, he tossed the book aside and rushed to his bathroom. A few minutes later he returned holding a syringe and a small bottle which appeared to be some kind of medicine. He smiled as he injected KT with the cure and whispered "It is going to be al right now, don't worry."

Next morning KT woke up with a booming head ache. As she tried to remember what happened last night she noticed that some parts were rather blurry and she couldn't remember everything she wanted to. Still a bit dazed from last night she stood up decided to get a drink. While walking to the kitchen she spotted a small card on the dresser, she picked it up and read:

Dear KT,
  the headaches and the memory loss are perfectly normal. So don't worry and be well soon 
Signed, The Doctor

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