IN: I was lying on the pavement behind the tan car I 'd parked next to . But I did n't have a chance to notice anything else , because the van was still coming . It had curled gratingly around the end of the truck and , still spinning and sliding , was about to collide with me again . A low oath made me aware that someone was with me , and the voice was impossible to recognize . Twilight - just picked it up last week . I really like it !
What is this passage mostly from ?

OUT: a part of Twilight

IN: She then drives off through the already open parking gate and slowly heads up the hill while i flick her off under the table , an unnecessary and pointless defense mechanism that i use to preserve my ego . MY THEORY . That she IS in fact fairly new in the country and is experiencing a sense of foreigner paranoia , an experience i can relate to after studying abroad for a semester , though not really at such an extreme and confusing level .
What did the lady say after the narrator flicked her off ?

OUT: She had nothing to say since she did n't see him do it .

IN: He took one look at me , walked over , curled up against my chest and fell sound asleep . The rest is history . Almost 15 years of the most spirited companionship and love I ' ve ever known .
What type a creature is he ?

OUT:
He 's a cat .