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Girl Next Door

In town, before the disaster

Girl Next Door

Discount Mart

Only in this storyWage Slave

Conversations 4

What they say when you walk up to them. The game picks the conversation from what you have done before.

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After 2 or more earlier runs

  1. Girl Next DoorAre you… my next-door neighbor?
  2. You(This day again. This time… I know better than anyone what's coming.)
  3. YouYes, I live next door. It's crowded today—be careful while you shop.
  4. Girl Next DoorAh… okay, thanks? (She looks a little puzzled, but smiles anyway.)

You can answer

  • Sorry to ask, but I wanted to buy something and realized I forgot my money. Could you lend me some? Once only, +100 money, Trust +5
  • This might sound sudden, but… I heard the whole city might go into lockdown tomorrow. You should stock up on supplies, quick! Once only, Trust +5
  • It’s nothing, just saying hello…

After 1 or more earlier runs

  1. Girl Next DoorAre you… my next-door neighbor?
  2. You(That voice… I've heard it somewhere. No—it was in the dream.)
  3. YouI live next door. I helped you look for your keys last week…
  4. Girl Next DoorAh, yes, yes. Thank you so much for that, it was a huge help…

You can answer

  • Sorry to ask, but I wanted to buy something and realized I forgot my money. Could you lend me some? Once only, +100 money, Trust +5
  • This might sound sudden, but… I heard the whole city might go into lockdown tomorrow. You should stock up on supplies, quick! Once only, Trust +5
  • It’s nothing, just saying hello…

After you picked: "This might sound sudden, but… I heard the whole city might go into lockdown tomorrow. You should stock up on supplies, quick!", "Sorry to ask, but I wanted to buy something and realized I forgot my money. Could you lend me some?"

  1. Girl Next Door(Looking at you, confused) I’ll keep what you said in mind… Weren’t you going to buy something?

Any time

  1. Girl Next DoorAre you… my next-door neighbor?
  2. YouI live next door. I helped you look for your keys last week…
  3. Girl Next DoorAh, yes, yes. Thank you so much for that, it was a huge help…

You can answer

  • Sorry to ask, but I wanted to buy something and realized I forgot my money. Could you lend me some? Once only, +100 money, Trust +5
  • This might sound sudden, but… I heard the whole city might go into lockdown tomorrow. You should stock up on supplies, quick! Once only, Trust +5
  • It’s nothing, just saying hello…

In passing 5

Lines that pop up over their head as you walk by.

  • Hmm... what should I have for dinner? Truly one of life's great mysteries.
  • No way... the news says there's another strange flu outbreak somewhere?
  • Hey, kitty! Don't run away!
  • I feel a bit uneasy lately. Am I overthinking things?
  • If only I could stay home forever and never go to work... with plenty of food, drinks, and internet, of course!

Texts 279

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  1. Thank you... I've put everything you brought these past few days to good use.
  2. I cleaned the window today. This way... I can see over to your place a bit more clearly.
  3. I made it through... I really made it through. During those hardest days, nothing you sent went to waste. ...I've been keeping track of all these days.
  4. Today's basket was so heavy I nearly lost my balance carrying it in.
  5. Something's hitting my window... The glass is about to break. I don't know how much longer it can hold.
  6. I've searched the kitchen high and low, but there's nothing left to cook with. I've been surviving on just water for the past two days. I have no energy at all and don't feel like doing anything—just sitting here... How about you? Do you still have any food left?
  7. The power's out here, and I'm afraid the food in the refrigerator is going to spoil. As it gets dark... I'm starting to panic, too.
  8. The hinges on my front door have been pried loose and it won't shut tight. If this keeps up, the door won't hold against what's outside.
  9. What you sent held the window shut tight, and by dawn it had gone. The frame only cracked a little — I wasn't hurt at all.You can reply: As long as you're okay. The frame can wait, Need anything else? I'll put it in the basket, I didn't sleep well last night either
  10. After eating something, I finally pulled myself together. Today I could get out of bed and tidy up the place.You can reply: You're up and about? That's a relief, Leave the tidying for now. Rest a bit more, Next time you feel sick, tell me sooner
  11. The generator finally started running, and the Refrigerator is humming again. I slept with the lights on last night and slept through till dawn.
  12. The door is reinforced now, sturdier than before. Tonight I won't need to brace a chair against it.
  13. Anyone there... please, they've surrounded my house, the door won't hold much longer. I don't know who else I can turn to...
  14. I got what was in the basket. Thank you.
  15. I got everything in the basket... Thank you for all your trouble today.
  16. I got it. This will last me quite a while. You kept enough for yourself, right?
  17. I got the things. Every time I watch the basket slide over, I feel a little steadier.
  18. Once I get through this, I'll definitely send something back to you.
  19. That thing outside finally stopped... I stayed up all night clutching a broom.You can reply: It came down to a broom?, Get some sleep. I'll keep an eye on your window, Up all night and you held it. You're braver than me
  20. Today's a bit better... Maybe I can just push through this.
  21. Another dark night in the house. I counted the sounds outside... and dawn still came.
  22. The door... finally held. I tapped it with my knuckles, not daring to use much force.
  23. There's not much I can do to help from across the street, so I just made you an extra portion.
  24. I got everything you sent. I put a return gift in the basket. I pickled it myself, and it's just right to eat now.
  25. You haven't been active for several days. Are you okay? I left some food for you.
  26. There's some stuff in the basket. Eat up.
  27. You keep making do with whatever food you have. I'm really getting worried about you. From now on, I'll bring you a portion whenever I cook. It's no extra trouble, since I'm cooking anyway.
  28. Saved you a little something to eat. Have it while it's warm.
  29. Did you lock your doors and windows properly? I left some food for you while I was at it.
  30. Saved you a portion as usual. Eat it while it's hot — don't let it sit in the basket too long.
  31. The basket is so stuffed it won't close. Don't hold back—I've got plenty more here.
  32. When it gets quiet outside, I'll come to your place and cook you something good.
  33. I dried some flowers and put one in for you too. It's not really useful, but it's nice to look at.
  34. I folded some paper cranes and tucked a few in for you. I don't know if they actually work, but it gives me peace of mind.
  35. I made you a protective charm—take it with you when you go out. I'm right next door, but if something really happens, I won't be able to get to you. Please be careful out there.
  36. The vegetables on the balcony are ready. I picked the best ones and put them in the basket. Remember to eat them while they're fresh.
  37. I grew these myself — picked the best ones from this stretch. That bag of seeds of yours wasn't wasted.
  38. This is the first harvest, and I saved some for you. Watching them grow, I kept thinking I'd share half with you.
  39. This taste... I really can't get used to it. I'll put it away for now and eat it some day when I'm really hungry.
  40. I put something in the basket this time... give it a try.
  41. Nothing much happening today... just wanted to talk to you.
  42. These past days... thank you. Knowing there's someone on the other side of the window, I'm not as panicked.
  43. I slipped something into the basket before pushing it over. I won't tell you what it is, so you won't feel the need to be polite about it.
  44. Nothing much happened today, but I suddenly felt like leaving you something. Go ahead and check the basket.
  45. I put some things in the basket for you. You're all alone over there, so you need to take good care of yourself.
  46. Left you a little something in the basket. Don't ask what it is, see for yourself.
  47. Take it. With a whole street between us, this is about all I can pass over. But next time I'll think about what else I might be able to do.
  48. Gave you some more stuff. This time it's something I made myself—try it first before you tell me if it tastes good or not.
  49. My hand slipped while I was cooking today and I made an extra portion. It's in the basket, if you'd like to try it.
  50. Sending the basket back empty felt wrong, so I tucked a few things in. I hope you'll take them.
  51. I can't just keep taking your things. What's in the basket is nothing special, but I picked out every piece myself.
  52. I got the basket. Everything's fine on my end, don't worry about me.
  53. I got it. Once I'm back on my feet, I'll pay you back for every piece. Don't you dare say no then.
  54. Everything's here this time. Thank you. Please take care of yourself, too.
  55. A pane of glass on the sunroom roof has come loose, and a strip of iron beside it snapped off — the wind pours in all night... Nothing I have can pry it back. Do you have any proper tools on your end?
  56. Oh no, it rained through the roof last night and all my stored grain got soaked and moldy. I haven't figured out where my next meal is coming from yet. Do you have any food supplies left?
  57. The cold wave has hit, and it's so cold inside that water freezes instantly... The Fuel for heating ran out long ago. I'm wrapped in everything I can find, but I still can't get warm. Do you have anything left to burn over there?
  58. The door frame got knocked loose again, worse than last time... I want to nail it tight myself, but I've run out of materials. Could I trouble you one last time?
  59. That pane of glass on top is finally pressed back into place. Tried three or four times without it lining up, then I pushed at the angle you showed me and the iron strip clicked right back in! No more wind pouring in tonight.
  60. Got the food, just in time before we ran out. Those few days I was counting down our last half bag of rice. ...You didn't have to look out for this side.
  61. The stove is burning again, and the room finally feels lived-in. I'll use this coal sparingly—it should last until the cold wave passes. ...You stay warm over there too.
  62. The door is nailed shut tight, even sturdier than before. When the day comes that we no longer need to be afraid, I want to thank you face to face. I'll remember these words and make sure to say them when the time comes.
  63. I managed to wedge that pane of glass on top with a wooden strip and some rope. The wind still seeps in, but it'll do for now... We're both still here, and that's what matters.
  64. I picked through the moldy parts and made do for a few meals. My stomach acted up for two days, but I pulled through. Don't blame yourself... Next time it leaks, I'll definitely patch it up sooner.
  65. I made it through. During those coldest nights, I kept watching your window... Seeing the light on made me feel like I could hold on.
  66. I propped the door up with a cabinet—it won't collapse for now. You did your best, I know that... We promised each other we'd hold out together until the end.
  67. Nothing much happened today. Just wanted to let you know I'm doing okay. Everything's alright on your end too, right?
  68. Saw your curtains open across the way this morning, so I knew you were up.
  69. The wind was so strong last night, my first thought was of that window at your place. Thank goodness I saw your light on this morning.
  70. These past few days have been pretty quiet, nothing much happened. Just collected the clothes I washed yesterday, and that was about it. It would be nice if I could have a few more days like this.
  71. I saved you some food. If it gets cold, just heat it up. Don't keep making do with just a few quick bites.
  72. I've been counting, and we've been living like this, separated by a window, for almost half a year now. ...That safety charm I slipped you on the day I moved in actually worked.
  73. I wasn't feeling great today, so I dug out some old yarn and knitted half a sock. Time just passed by as I knitted. ...I see your light is still on over there—don't stay up too late.
  74. I keep track of my days in a notebook, writing one sentence each day. Today's sentence was: "The soil is ready, planting tomorrow." ...The recent sentences are much longer than those from the beginning.
  75. We used to run into each other at the intersection quite a few times—just a nod and we'd go our separate ways, never asking each other anything. Now that we can't meet face to face, we end up sending several messages a day instead. It's pretty strange when you think about it.
  76. That unfinished letter... I still have it. Someday, I want to read you the rest of it in person.
  77. Watching you through this window, I find my mind wandering after a while. Don't ask me what I'm looking at—I'm not telling you.
  78. I came across some old things today, and suddenly I had so much I wanted to say. I wrote and deleted over and over. It's too late now—I'll talk more another day. Good night.
  79. The nails around the door frame have come loose. They rattled all night long, and the wood is starting to crack. I don't have anything to reinforce it with... If you have any spare materials over there, could you share some with me?
  80. I've received all the materials, but I don't have a single proper tool here. With just my bare hands, I can't even get the nails in. If you have any extras on your side, could you give me one?
  81. The bridge is down to its final section. The bridge planks need to be laid from my side, and both ends must be nailed securely. But I don't have enough materials... If you have extra planks or lumber on your side, please share some with me. Without even one piece, this bridge can't be completed.
  82. Got it. It's sturdier than I expected. Something rammed it twice last night, but the door didn't budge.
  83. With proper tools at hand, work goes much faster. Before, using just my hands, I could only tighten two screws in a whole afternoon.
  84. I've received all the materials—there's enough! I'll handle the nailing from here. Listen, work has already started on the balcony side. Once the bridge is up, we won't have to shout across to each other anymore.
  85. I've been running a fever since last night... ran out of medicine at home ages ago. My head's spinning, do you... have any Fever Meds...
  86. I took the medicine and broke into a sweat. The fever's come down a bit. I was really scared last night... but I'm feeling better now. Just wanted to let you know.
  87. Had a fever for two days, but finally pulled through on my own... feel like I've been hit by a truck. Don't worry though, I'm still here.
  88. The soap's down to a tiny sliver, and the toothpaste's nearly gone too. Do you have any spare daily supplies...?
  89. Got them! You even thought of toothpaste... I've arranged them on the windowsill, just seeing them there gives me peace of mind.
  90. I cut the last bar of soap into three pieces. It should last a few more days. Don't laugh at me.
  91. I sat by the window all day today... There's no color outside at all. I want to plant something on the windowsill, watch it sprout—just to have something to look forward to. Do you have any seeds...
  92. I planted it! I marked the date on the wall with a pencil. When it sprouts, I'll take a picture and show you.
  93. I didn't get any seeds... so I buried a dried bean in the soil. What if, just what if, it wants to live too?
  94. I've got a fever again... I'm telling you right away this time. I remember how to take the medicine from last time; I've just run out. Could you bring some more?
  95. The fever's gone down, and I recovered faster than last time. I remembered how to take those pills properly this time and didn't mess it up.
  96. The fever's broken. I toughed it out on my own. ...I'll tell you sooner next time, I promise.
  97. That bar of soap's used up, and I've still kept the wrapper. I'm out of daily supplies again — do you have any?
  98. Got it. I kept the wrapper from this one too. ...I'm collecting them in a box, to hold on to these days.
  99. I've been brushing my teeth with salt water these past few days... I'm fine. It's just, that box... there's been nothing to put in it lately.
  100. The pot on the windowsill is growing faster than I expected, almost reaching the glass. I want to plant another one. This time, something that can bloom. Do you still have seeds?
  101. Planted them. The two pots are sitting side by side, and I bet the left one will bloom first. The wager is one meal—do you dare take it?
  102. I didn't wait for new seeds—I divided the first pot. Now I have two pots as well. See? I've got my own methods.
  103. The basket came again, three checkmarks drawn in the notebook. I can tell the distance from that creaking sound now—empty ones and full ones sound different.
  104. Three days in a row of baskets. I used to count the days by how many more I could hold out. Now I count the days until what I planted sprouts.
  105. You haven't missed a single day these three days... I know you don't owe me anything.
  106. This is all I can give back. I'm really running on empty here... But I can't bring myself to send it back empty-handed.
  107. Please take the little bit in the basket. I really am down to the bottom here, but once I recover, I'll make it up to you.
  108. My hands don't have much strength, so I sent the basket out light. ...It's on the light side, but at least it travels fast.
  109. I've put the basket back for you. ...If it's not too much trouble, could you bring me something to eat? Anything at all.
  110. I put the note in the basket. I'd like some food, and some daily supplies too — things at home are nearly out.
  111. I'm feeling a bit unwell... Do you have any medicine on your end?
  112. It's getting cold, and the stove's barely working. Food and fuel — do you have any to spare?
  113. The place has been a mess for nearly a month, and I want to start tidying today. I ran out of daily supplies long ago, and I don't have a single proper tool on hand. Do you have any of these to spare?
  114. The window frame's cracked, and I'm all groggy. Medicine or repair materials — do you have either?
  115. I want to try growing something on the balcony. Seeds, and a few days' worth of food — if you have extra, could you set some aside for me?
  116. Fuel's nearly out, and it's too cold to sleep at night. If you have any to spare, just a bit would do.
  117. Fever's up to thirty-seven point eight, and I feel heavy all over. Food, medicine, daily supplies — all run out. Do you have any to spare?
  118. It's such a shame to leave the flowerpots on the balcony empty. I'd like some materials and fertilizer—I want to try my hand at it myself.
  119. Spent the whole afternoon wrestling with a can, and it won... Got any can openers or similar Tools? And bring some food while you're at it.
  120. The cough still hasn't gone, and it's cold inside. Medicine and fuel — if you have any to spare, just a bit would do.
  121. Couldn't sleep last night, so I counted up everything I'm short on. Daily supplies are long gone, and my farming materials and seeds are nearly out. How are things on your end?
  122. I've got a bit of a fever and no appetite. Do you have any fever medicine or something light to eat?
  123. Only a handful of rice left, and fuel's nearly gone. These next few days are going to be rough. Do you still have enough food and fuel on your end?
  124. I want to reinforce the window. Leave me some materials—I'll handle it myself this time.
  125. The balcony soil is all turned over! Now I just need seeds. When the first harvest comes in, I'll give you half.
  126. I'm learning to put together a little medicine kit, building it up slowly. If you have any extra medicine, just put it in the basket.
  127. I want to put up a little rack for growing vegetables. But I don't have the materials or seeds yet.
  128. The medicine kit's still missing a few things, and the door hinges are loose too. Medicine and materials—whatever's convenient for you.
  129. The first pot of seedlings sprouted! I'd like some more seeds and fertilizer to expand my little "farm".
  130. I want to fix a few things myself. But I don't have the materials, or any proper tools yet.
  131. Autumn's here, and I coughed a couple of times last night. The leftover medicine from last time is long gone — there's not a single pill in the house now. Do you have any on your end?
  132. I've got a big plan — plant up the whole balcony. Still short on materials, seeds, and fertilizer.
  133. The wind broke two of my seedlings last time... Could you give me some more seeds? I'm not giving up.
  134. My first aid kit is almost complete, just missing a few things. Also want some new seeds to try different varieties.
  135. I'm fixing that rocking chair! Just need a few more materials. Once it's done, I'll invite you to sit in it... from across the balcony.
  136. Learned how to use a hammer, though my thumb's a bit sore... Need to stock up on more tools and materials.
  137. I've run out of medicine, and the fertilizer's nearly gone too. Do you have any of either to spare?
  138. Materials, seeds, and medicine — once I have all these, I can grow and harvest on my own. This should be the last batch. Once I've recovered, it'll be my turn to put things in the basket.
  139. The rope sagged under the weight, and the basket scraped along the sill coming in... Did you send over everything you own?
  140. The basket slid slower than usual today, and it stopped several times halfway.
  141. Everything was packed so neatly. How long did that take you over there?
  142. Some of it spilled out of the basket, and the rope's left marks from the weight. ...It's so full. Did you keep enough for yourself?
  143. I carried it all inside one thing at a time, so many trips back and forth... I'll remember this basket, and pay you back bit by bit.
  144. A whole basket full! I stood at the window stunned for ages before I remembered to wave to you.
  145. The basket knocked against this end and swayed for a long while. I waited until it was completely still before I reached in.
  146. Alright, no need to keep thanking me.
  147. Yeah, I can see your light's on over there. That's good.
  148. You pulled through this yourself, don't give me all the credit.
  149. Glad to help. Just say the word if you need anything.
  150. Stay away from the window for now, hide in the back room. I'll figure something out.
  151. Don't think about all that now. Have something hot to eat first, just get through today.
  152. Eat the stuff that might spoil first. Don't panic.
  153. Use something heavy to barricade the door. Don't stay by the entrance.
  154. Got it. You find somewhere safe to hide too.
  155. Stay away from the door and keep quiet. I'll figure something out.
  156. Have you eaten? I made flatbread with the last of my flour—half of it got burnt, but it still smells pretty good. I saved you a piece.
  157. I put a return gift in the basket. Take it in slowly so nothing inside gets knocked around.
  158. What's in the basket is what I've saved up over the last few days. You sent so much, I had to give you something back.
  159. I put a few little things in the basket. They're not worth much, but I remember everything you've sent me.
  160. I covered the return gift with a cloth. Be careful when you lift it, so the wind doesn't blow it away.
  161. That portion in the basket was set aside just for you. It's nothing valuable, just a small token from me.
  162. The basket sounded smooth the whole way over, so nothing should have spilled. Check that everything's there once you have it.
  163. There isn't much in the basket this time. This is what I could spare for now. Next time I'll save more for you.
  164. I had the basket ready first thing this morning. See if any of it is useful once you get it.
  165. I put this one right on top of the basket, so you'll see it as soon as you pull it in.
  166. I set everything in the basket so it won't shift. Nothing should bounce out on the way.
  167. I tied the rope tight before letting go, so the basket shouldn't sway too much going over.
  168. I stacked everything neatly one by one, so you don't have to worry about it rolling out when you take it.
  169. I sent the basket over right after I finished sorting things here. Grab it whenever it's convenient.
  170. I spent a while thinking about what to put in, and in the end I went with these.
  171. I started thinking about what to send as soon as it got light, and now it's finally packed.
  172. I set this aside while I was tidying up the room. If it's not too little for you, keep it and use it.
  173. I didn't want the basket going back empty, so I put in a few things I had.
  174. The rope has been creaking louder and louder lately. I'm scared it'll snap, but it made it over safely again this time.
  175. I picked these the way I thought best, so they might not be exactly what you need.
  176. This basket is packed a bit tight. Take things out one at a time, not all in one grab.
  177. You've been helping me all along. I've wanted to send this little thank-you for a while.
  178. The basket's on its way. Wait until it stops before you reach for it, or it'll bump your hand.
  179. This is all I can spare from my end. If you don't need it yet, just put it away.
  180. I had to tug the rope several times before it moved. I'm worried things got jostled, so check if anything's crushed.
  181. I've been meaning to pay you back a little, and today I finally got the chance.
  182. Pull a little harder when you bring it in. I packed the basket heavier than usual today.
  183. I listened to the rope the whole time the basket went over. It only went quiet once it reached you, so it should have arrived safely.
  184. I put this in and took it out again so many times before deciding. See if it's of any use to you.
  185. I've used everything you sent, so I want you to be able to use something from me too.
  186. I picked these out a long time ago. I was just waiting for the basket to come back so I could pack them.
  187. I packed this in a bit of a hurry, so please forgive me if it's messy.
  188. I heard your window rattle and hurried to slide the basket over. I hope I didn't disturb you.
  189. I thought a long time about what to put in, and in the end I decided it's better if you open it and see.
  190. The basket went over really smoothly this time, so I'll assume everything reached you in one piece.
  191. I checked everything once more before sending the basket. You can take it without worrying.
  192. You don't need to reply after you get it. When I see the basket's empty from over here, I'll know you've taken it.
  193. I don't know what you're short on over there, so I just picked a few things I thought might be useful.
  194. I went through the basket as soon as it arrived. It's all exactly what I needed. Thank you.
  195. I've sorted out everything you sent. I'll use it sparingly.
  196. The rope felt heavier than usual when I pulled it today. When I opened it I saw you'd sent so much again. I'm sorry to put you to the trouble.
  197. I was waiting by the window the whole time. When I saw the basket swing over, I knew your things had arrived. Thank you.
  198. I took everything out of the basket. There's one thing I can use today.
  199. I've put everything away. At least tonight I won't have to worry.
  200. The basket came faster than I expected today. It got here before I even reached the window.
  201. I split everything into two piles, one to use now and one to save for later.
  202. There was one thing in there I needed right away. Now I don't have to figure out what to do.
  203. You keep giving me basket after basket like this. Do you have enough for yourself?
  204. Thank you. I can feel a little more at ease today.
  205. As soon as the rope made a sound, I knew the basket was here and ran to the window to get it.
  206. With all this, I can get to bed a little earlier tonight.
  207. You packed everything so neatly. I can tell you put a lot of care into it.
  208. I'm keeping track of everything you've given me. I'll pay you back little by little.
  209. The basket slid over steadily and nothing fell out. Thank you for the trouble.
  210. Everything's here. I'll go put it all away first.
  211. I took everything out of the basket and set it out. Just looking at it makes me feel safe.
  212. You need to keep things for yourself too. Don't send me everything you have.
  213. Thank you for always helping me like this. I'll keep it all in my heart.
  214. I've emptied the basket. I'll push it back over now.
  215. Today's things are just enough. You've helped me so much.
  216. The basket was so full I had to hold everything down with one hand and drag it in with the other.
  217. I had to clear a space before I could set it all down. This basket is really too much.
  218. My arms ached from pulling the rope, but this is the kind of ache I don't mind at all.
  219. The rope was pulled tight as a wire. I was scared it might snap, but the basket arrived safely.
  220. There's so much it's spread all over the floor. I need to figure out where to put it all.
  221. Did you pack in everything that would fit? I never expected it to be this full when I opened it!
  222. Everything inside is packed so tight that every time I take one thing out, another pops up underneath.
  223. This basket will last me a long time. I feel so much lighter all of a sudden.
  224. The rope was creaking so loudly today that I thought something had gone wrong. Turns out the basket was just really full.
  225. I stood by the window holding the basket for a long time before I remembered to message you back.
  226. This is so much. Do you really have anything left over there? It makes me a little worried.
  227. There was one more thing tucked at the bottom. I only found it when I dug all the way down. What a surprise.
  228. The basket has come every day lately. Now I'm used to checking the window first thing each day.
  229. Three days in a row I've gotten things from you. I lined them up on the shelf in order, so they won't get mixed up when I use them.
  230. Things have come every single day lately. I'm a little embarrassed, but I'm really happy.
  231. The basket has slid over right on time these past few days. Now as soon as I hear the rope, I know it's you.
  232. Three days in a row now. I can hardly keep track of it all.
  233. After these few days, I have a lot more here than I did before.
  234. Just thinking that the basket might come again tomorrow makes me feel steady.
  235. I keep getting things from you, and I don't even know how I'll pay it all back.
  236. You've been sending me things every day. Do you have enough for yourself? I'm a little worried.
  237. I've been saving things up these days too, hoping I can send you something decent one day.
  238. The rope's been going back and forth nonstop these days. I've gotten used to the sound.
  239. I've had enough these past few days that I finally feel like tidying up my room.
  240. I'm not really used to this taste, but I'll put it away for now and try it when I'm hungry.
  241. This flavor is a bit strong for me. I'll take my time trying it later.
  242. I can't handle this flavor just yet. It's not your fault, my tongue just isn't used to it. I'll keep it for now.
  243. I'm not hungry right now, and I'm not really used to this, so I'll put it away and eat it when I need to.
  244. My stomach might not agree with this, and I'm not hungry right now anyway. I'll keep it. It won't go to waste.
  245. I really can't spare any more. I'll put these in for now and make it up to you once I'm back on my feet.
  246. This is all I can put in this time. I'll try to send more next time.
  247. It was a lot lighter than usual to pull, I could tell myself. There's only this little bit this time.
  248. I counted the cans twice and got two different numbers... Forget it, I'm done counting.
  249. Before bed I check the door latch, then I lie down and worry, so I get up and check it again... Do you do that too?
  250. There's a basin outside the window catching the rain, plinking away. I'm a little worried it's keeping you up.
  251. I started taking apart an old shirt that doesn't fit, to sew it into something else. One sleeve off and my fingers already ache.
  252. I reorganized the medicine box and wrote what each thing is for inside the lid, so I can still find it if I'm too sick to think.
  253. I still haven't used my last battery. It sits next to the flashlight. I keep feeling I'll need it more someday.
  254. Something dragged its feet down the alley in the middle of the night. I held my breath till it was gone and got dizzy. Kind of funny, looking back.
  255. I was counting the time while cooking, lost track halfway, and turned off the heat by feel. It came out just right.
  256. I stared at the seedlings on the rack forever and nothing happened. The moment I turn around, I bet they sneak in some growing.
  257. I saved up the candle stubs, melted them down, and made a new one. It's all crooked, but it burns just as bright.
  258. It's been quiet out there so long I can't sleep. I need to hear a little wind before I can settle... Is that weird?
  259. My unfinished thesis is still on my laptop. I hadn't turned it on in ages. Charged it today and read two lines, and I kind of want to finish it.
  260. A bird called outside my window. I haven't heard one in so long. I stood there waiting for a second call that never came... Did you hear it?
  261. The sky went red all along the edge this evening. I watched it a long time, and my first thought was whether you could see it from your side.
  262. Your light's still on, so I keep telling myself one more page, one more page... I'm four pages in now.
  263. I'm guessing what you're doing right now again. I've guessed so many times and never gotten it right, but I still want to guess.
  264. Whatever I grow, the first share is yours. Don't you dare say no.
  265. I couldn't bring myself to throw away the paper crane I messed up. It's next to my pillow. Something this embarrassing, I'd only tell you.
  266. I arranged what's inside twice and it still looks crooked. Oh well, here it is.
  267. I put something in. Call it me paying you back. Don't you dare pay me back for it... or this basket will never stop.
  268. I hesitated a long time, worried it was too random, but I put it in anyway. Just take it.
  269. The rope's getting a bit frayed, so I sent it over carefully. There's something inside, so go slow when you pull it in.
  270. I put something in the basket for you. Open it and take a look.
  271. The basket's on its way over. There's a little something inside.
  272. I happen to have some of this, so here's a share for you.
  273. I packed a bit for you while I was at it. It's not much, so use it however you like.
  274. See if you can use what's inside.
  275. I just finished making this, and I saved a share for you.
  276. The basket's coming over. What's inside is for you.
  277. I found this while tidying up today, so I put it in the basket for you.
  278. I sent a few things over. Don't mind that it's not much.
  279. The basket's pretty full this time, so be careful when you take it. If anything falls out, that's on you.