italics ~ elliot
bold ~ carter
saturday april 21st 12:20 pm est
"hey"
"hey mr.la"
"ms.nyc, pleasure to finally hear your voice"
"well you don't sound like a pervert"
"neither do you"
"what a relief"
"so is this the part where i ask myself questions?"
"oh my god elliot"
"you knew what i meant"
"i know, but that doesn't mean it wasn't funny you dork"
"i don't think i've ever heard anyone use the word dork in real life"
"then you're welcome, you've been missing out"
"so where are you from?"
"straight to buisiness"
"you know it"
"i grew up in virginia, now i'm back and forth between new york and la"
"i'm from new jersey, and of course you know i live in new york"
"also, what's with the back and forth?"
"isn't it my turn to ask you a question?"
"i don't think there were any rules established, so no"
"ok, then rule number one we take turns asking"
"fine, mr.bossy"
"you're brutally honest, elliot, it's so refreshing"
"thank you it's one of my many talents"
"i don't think i've ever met a boy this good at expressing emotions"
"it's kind of my job"
"again with the mystery, my god"
"i'm carter, i'm emotional in new york and la for a living, but i won't tell you anything else, i'm so cool like what the fuck are you in witness protection?"
"what a great impression, and honestlysometimes i wish i was"
"would it kill you to be straightforward for six seconds"
"maybe"
"cart we gotta go"
"was that the fbi?"
"that was my friend, and you heard the man"
"i'll talk to you later?"
"sounds good"
call ended 12:26 pm
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Subway Cars & Lonely Hearts
Short Storyin which a college student accidentally leaves her journal on the subway and a hollywood star contacts the number inside.
