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I kept my gaze fixed on the horizon. The sky was turning black, and the clouds roiling in it kept changing shapes. They resembled waves, crests, the foaming surf of a thousand beaches. My eyes kept checking the rearview mirror to see if anything was following us. I did not give a shit how Sarah would react once she noticed her doll was gone. She was going to have to deal with it, rock 'n' roll. The writer noticed we were not heading toward the college, and he brought up "Minus Numbers" again. I patiently told the writer that we were not going to the college. I told the writer we were heading back to 307 Elsinore Lane. I told the writer that we needed to get back to Robby's room. There was information on Robby's computer. We needed to see what that information consisted of. The information would clarify things. This was why we were heading toward the house and not the college.
What is in the computer is simply a warning, the writer argued.