“I’m calm,” Toni yelled. “Let me go!” Dr. Keller sat on the floor beside her and said,
“Toni, when you saw that picture of your father, you said you were going to hurt him, and—”
“You’re a liar! I said I was going to kill him!” “There’s been enough killing. You don’t want to stab anyone else.”
“I’m not going to stab him. Have you heard of hydrochloric acid? It will eat through anything, including skin.”
“Wait until I—” “I don’t want you to think like that.” “You’re right. Arson! Arson is better.”
“He won’t have to wait until hell to burn to death. I can do it so they’ll never catch me if—”
“Toni, forget about this.” “All right. I can think of some other ways that are even better.”
He studied her a moment, frustrated. “Why are you so angry?” “Don’t you know? I thought you were supposed to be such a great doctor.”
“He’s marrying a woman with a three-year-old daughter. What’s going to happen to that little girl, Mr. Famous Doctor?”
“I’ll tell you what. The same thing that happened to us. Well, I’m going to stop it!”
“I’d hoped we’d gotten rid of all that hate.” “Hate? You want to hear about hate?”
It was raining, a steady downpour of raindrops hitting the roof of the speeding car.
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