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I didn’t sleep much after that. I tossed and turned, and finally I got up to get some water. Everyone was asleep. The bathroom door was closed, but light was sneaking out of the cracks.
I heard humming.
I heard splashing.
“Mom?” I said softly. “Dad?”
No answer.
“Robin?”
No answer. More humming.
It sounded like “How Much Is That Doggy in the Window?” but I couldn’t be sure.
I thought about whether it might be an ax murderer. But taking a bath didn’t seem like an ax murderer kind of thing to do.
I didn’t want to open the door.
I opened the door an inch.
More splashing. A sudsy blob floated by.
I opened the door all the way.
Crenshaw was taking a bubble bath.