Richard went grocery shopping the next day. He remembered to shower and put on clean clothes before he went out. Of course, he wore a hoodie as he always did, constantly fearful of being approached in some manner. Not that anyone really knew him as it was, but he had to keep up appearances. You never really knew when some one was watching. His anxiety continued to mount the longer he stayed in the store so he ended up leaving when he hit his breaking point. That meant leaving behind the milk though. He would have to plan another foray into the real world to get some. He was still waiting for the day he could buy groceries on Amazon and have them delivered to his doorstep. Then he would almost never have to leave his house - which might even lead to a greater amount of writing! One could only dream!<br/><br/>His thoughts did on occasion wander back to that most unusual visitor he had had the day before. Marlene? Mary? Melania? He knew her name began with the letter 'M' but that was about it. He certainly had her desirable figure imprinted in his brain and was already devising some story, some sort of sexual encounter, that involved her. Obviously it would be based on her appearance as that was about all he knew of her. Maybe the girl would be a Theatre girl too. Either way, she would act as muse and inspiration for a character of his to have some fun with. It was all still very much in the planning phases, of course, he had too many other things to work on in the mean time.<br/><br/>He did wonder if she had read the book he had given her. He had never encountered some one who had read his work, outside of his agent of course, and despite the fear a fan put in him, he did wonder if such an encounter would be awkward or, well, who knew? For some reason, he doubted she would come knocking on his door again. Once her eyes feasted on the pornography of the written kind, she would probably find him to be a creep and some one to keep away from. Thats what his family had called him - among other less-than-flattering words - but he liked his solitude now.