Behind Closed Doors

Good Lawd! Mr. Ring is at it again! Hemmingway is returning home. He has a brown paper bag that looked like groceries in his arms, he is about to put his key in the door, when neighbor Misch, who lives next door, sees him. Misch yells out to Hemmingway and says, “Hey man, so you’re the young man on the block!” Misch chuckled!” Hemmingway doesn’t acknowledge Misch’s comment. Instead, he acts like he doesn’t hear him, but Mr. Ring hears him. Fumbling with his keys, he hurries into the house. And Mr. Ring, well, Mr. Ring proved himself to June. Mr. Ring was the eye of the needle in the haystack that broke the camel’s back.
So, after several months of hearing conversations, seeing the comings and goings, June felt it was “Show and Tell Time!” Every time Mr. Ring rung, June penned the conversation, dated the dates and recorded the time! Mr. Ring told her who it was, who said what, what day who came; what time who came and what time who left! June was not being presumptuous, nor was she being vindictive, what she was doing was calling a spade a spade. Unlike Artificial Intelligence, Mr. Ring doesn’t embellish what it sees, Mr. Ring shows things in real time. Mr. Ring cannot lie. Mr. Ring records what it sees and what it hears, and fortunately June was his receiver. Taken from: Page24-25 Chapter 1