The Block Party: 8

Case Closed

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🗓️ 9 May 2024

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Tune in for the next episode of Season 7 of the Case Closed podcast, where we are serializing the audiobook edition of The Block Party by Jamie Day.

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0:00.0	Welcome to case closed. You're listening to the Block Party by Jamie Day, narrated by Megan Tousing and Susie Jackson.
0:13.0	Let's pick up where we left off last week.
0:17.0	Chapter 25
0:22.0	Willow appeared in Alex's Kitchen Chapter 25.
0:23.0	Willow appeared in Alex's kitchen unexpectedly, a week after Halloween.
0:28.0	While she looked youthful and put together in a cute sweater and jeans tucked into her swayed boots.
0:34.4	Her expression suggested trouble on her mind.
0:38.1	Alex offered her a cup of coffee.
0:41.1	The two chatted at the kitchen table about nothing of consequence, but soon enough, Willow got to the purpose of her visit.
0:48.0	I need a way to force Evan out of the house. It's getting worse.
0:53.0	What's getting worse? Alex asked, though she could guess the answer based solely on
0:59.3	Halloween night.
1:00.3	Evans' behavior, Willow said, as though it should have been obvious.
1:07.0	Something changed.
1:08.0	He's not the same person anymore.
1:11.5	Alex asked the questions she'd opposed to anyone in Willow's situation.
1:16.2	Is he threatening you?
1:17.7	Has he been violent?
1:18.7	Do you feel safe at home?
1:22.0	It's not that bad yet. But I think it could get to that point, Willow said.
1:27.2	He seems unstable to me. And you saw him at Halloween?
1:33.0	That was kind of unsettling, right?
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