Nobody freaking knows

 Vanna knew it was silly, but she thought she'd been smelling things. At her place. Also, when did she eat that much peanut butter? Besides, the peanut butter was for her carrots and she had way too many carrots. Of course, carrots might have been her spirit food. It was actually the only veg she liked. A package of baby carrots carried her through the week. Any time, she felt hungry she went for a carrot and maybe dipped in peanut butter. Of course, she carried around a can of almonds in her bag. Yes, it was the simple life. What more could she need?

But lately...she cringed at the thought. Someone might be in her little studio. How could that be?

In the middle of the night, she swore she could feel someone's presence, but when she switched on the lamp next to her bed. No one was there. Maybe, this was what October felt like, she began to think.

Of course, Brick and Izzy talked of going to haunted houses while she was at work.

"I don't have money for that?" She looked at them both as if that was a waste of time, but they were still giggly and touchy. She could hardly stand to be around them.

There was no sighting of that Koda fellow. It was like he didn't exist. Of course, Slater had given her the twenty questions game about him.

"How should I know," she fretted back. "I only met him that one time." 

After all, it was just a little scare. She said she couldn't even remember what he looked like, but that was a lie. She thought about him, sometimes. She wondered what he was doing. Was he still smoking something..somewhere? 

Oh, she hated the thought that she might like bad boys. And what if the badest wasn't even Koda, but this Lenny fellow that he mentioned. Vanna could tell Jay didn't like Lenny. She wondered what he'd done. Oh, the questions she could ask Slater, but she knew he wouldn't answer them.

Could her life get any more boring? Still, when she looked in her fridge, she couldn't imagine why so many protein shakes were missing.