“‘What happened?” Asked a man with brown hair so dark that you could only tell it was brown when the sun shined on it.

“Four stab wounds, two in the head, two in the chest.” Replied a man in a suit.

“Why does it always have to be messy?” Complained the man with dark hair.

“Because if it weren’t you’d be out of a job,” said the man in the suit,

“Yeah, yeah.” Replied the man with dark brown hair.

“Just do a good job, okay Jabinski?” Said the man in the suit,

“I always do,” replied Jabinski.

The man in the suit walked out of the small apartment room in which he left Jabinski standing alone in. Jabinski took out a spray bottle and a cloth. He walked over to a glass table, covered with blood, so much blood that if you stood far enough away you couldn’t even tell it was glass.

Jabinski started wiping off the chunks that once were the brains of a college student and the blood of a young man who couldn’t fight off his murder.

Suddenly Jabinski heard a creak behind him. He turned around to see a man, dressed in black climbing out of the closet. The man seemed surprised to see Jabinski in the apartment, suddenly the man took a gun out of his pocket. Jabinski fell to the ground, blood seeping out of his head, onto the wooden floor.

The end.”

“And that’s what’s going to happen to you.” Said a woman

The woman and Jabinski sit around a table with a crystal ball on top of it,

“And that’s why I don’t believe in fortune tellers,” Jabinski replied while walking out of the tent he and the woman sat in.

Jabinski got into his car and in a few minutes, he arrived at the apartment he was supposed to be cleaning that day.

He met with a man in a suit, his boss, at the door

“What happened?” Asked Jabinski

“Four stab wounds, two in the head, two in the chest.” Replied a man in a suit

“Why does it always have to be messy?” Complained Jabinski

“Because if it weren’t you’d be out of a job,” said the man in the suit

“Yeah, yeah” Replied Jabinski

“Just do a good job, okay Jabinski?” Said the man in the suit

“I always do” Replied Jabinski

The man in the suit walked out of the small apartment room in which he left Jabinski standing alone in.

The end.

** PLEASE ADD MORE PARAGRAPHS WITHOUT DIALOGUE -FELIX**