The phone on the table began to ring. It said Carlos on the caller ID but it wasn’t his voice who answered.
“Kevin? What are you doing? Why have you got Carlos ' phone?”
“Carlos? Oh yeah, your scientist, I knew I recognised him, I 'm sorry Cecil this isn 't exactly what I wanted to give you for Christmas”
“Kevin, where 's Carlos?”
“He 's dead”
Cecil hung up, he couldn 't deal with Kevin 's lies at the moment, he had a show to do and if Kevin wasn 't going to put Carlos on the phone he wasn 't going to bother trying, they could talk later. He put his phone on silent and began the show. He read from the sheet in front of him in his usual monotone voice, not thinking of anything in particular, the news wasn 't very interesting today.
When he finally switched to the weather, Cecil checked his phone once again. Four new texts from Carlos Kevin:
“Cecil? I think my phone cut you off”
“I 'm not lying Cecil, why would I lie to you?”
“Cecil answer your phone!!!!!!”
“The body 's gone…”
He didn’t believe him, obviously, but the last one struck him as odd, why would Kevin say something like that? It doesn’t make his story any more believable. It just didn’t make any sense. But then again Kevin had never really made any sense to him. He put it out of his mind.
Kevin didn’t text him again, and there was no message from Carlos either. Cecil was only a little worried, his silence was always scary but there could be tons of reasons for it, it had happened before. They had gone 7 days
Ortega used a friend’s phone to call her boyfriend, who she said was back at their McKinleyville house playing the video game Heroes of the Storm, about a quarter before 2 a.m. to pick them up from the party. She told him about the missing phone when she called.
I dialed his number and heard the phone ringing and then a voice said, “Hello.”
The timing couldn’t have been better for the call “Hi this is Adam, who is this?” he questioned as the number had no name attached to it and he didn’t recognized it.
Epsilon smiled slightly with her, before heading to the kitchen. Malessica stepped into the bathroom afterwards, shutting the door behind her. Epsilon remembered, he had to go to work in a few hours. He wasn’t up for work, quickly running to the telephone, dialing a few numbers. Standing there in silence, he waited for someone to answer. Sabra continued to eat bread slices, not putting anything on top of it. Seeing this Epsilon raised a brow, before hearing someone pick up on the other end.
"Huh?" was the only the word that Kevin could say as he was confused by the question. The man breathed slowly as he pushed forward some papers and documents about the Genesis Protocol. He read for awhile until he realized what this meeting was about, he had been selected to board one of them. Kevin couldn't believe it as he knew that he was able to live again with his family, but something wasn't right about this and he knew it. The documents said that only three other people can be taken, meaning that he had to leave behind his mother and
Kevin was not flabbergasted, he thought that Howie would need more coaxing. Even though this feeble attempt failed, Kevin was still eager to enact phase two of his plan. He opened the door, Cromwell’s keen nose had picked up a peculiar scent, and the pair bounded out of the door. Kevin walked Cromwell for about fifteen minutes, and then, walked back home. He quietly opened the door to his house, and quickly led Cromwell upstairs. Howie, who was watching television, was completely oblivious to the fact that the pair had entered the house. Kevin’s plan would be tested momentarily; he would guilt-trip Howie, and state that Cromwell had ran away due to his excess energy, and in the moment of euphoria when they will be reunited, he will have to say
The early morning air was crisp and the smell of rain still lingered. It was still dark out and the street lamps illuminated the rundown neighborhood as Roy stepped out of his small town home. He stared out at the bare street for a few minutes contemplating what to do next. After a while, the redhead pulled out his phone. Dialing a number, he waited for the other person on the end to pick up.
Jolted awake by the light shining directly in her face, Casey opened her eyes to find Ray leaning on one elbow staring at her as she slept. Twisting his wrist, she checked the time on his watch. “We’re late. Why didn’t you wake me?”
me to tell him that them fellas was not ready. I told him that Kevin was not home so he send me to go and drop them. So I took the car and picked them up and when I reached by the junction, the fella who found him ran up to the car glass. “He said, ‘Allyuh would believe what happened. Look Kevin body in the empty land there.’
Kevin: why did you lie to him? It was not your fault; it was my own fault.
2.- Phone call to Corey: Corey expressed his frustration, and informed that previous to this afternoon meeting it was organised one that was cancelled because no could attend. Moreover, in this afternoon meeting it will be people that were not from the hospital and to Corey do not know.
His moment of reflection was intemrpted by his ringing cell phone. It was Nacho, his
A vibration came from his pocket and he pulled out his cellphone. It was a bird’s chirp message from an unknown username.
picked up the wallet and ran away, then Kevin is likely to see this as
It is known that the use of cell phones, specifically handheld use such as texting, while driving decreases driver awareness and the overall safety of roads. In response to this knowledge, some states have passed laws that have outlawed the usage of handheld devices, and while there should be laws that definitively outlaw handheld usage, is there enough empirical evidence to outlaw hands free usage of cell phones? In other words, does handsfree usage of cell phones, via bluetooth, speakerphone, etc., distract drivers enough to the point where states should legally ban the total use cell phones while driving. The following essay will introduce arguments for both sides of this topic, one for hands free cell phone usage and the other against cell phones usage entirely.