Twister 2536

He sees her from behind, and though he doesn’t feel love, he feels its pull. Then she turns around. You must look like your father, he says

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Twister 2535

His heart raced. He tried to read a book but couldn’t. He wanted to run from here to eternity. And she returned. No more coffee, he told her

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Twister 2534

He sees her from behind, and though he doesn’t feel love, he feels its pull. Then she turns around. You must look like your father, he says.

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Twister 2533

He couldn’t wait to kiss her. He saw his opening and leaned in. Woah, HD would be bad for you, he said. He never got the chance to kiss her.

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Twister 2532

They begged him to get in the photo, but he could not be persuaded. That would have made it the ugliest photo ever, he whispered to his dog.

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Twister 2531

He returns home from work to find the family’s moved out. He walks the empty house. He pours a drink. I wonder what it took? he asks himself

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Twister 2530

They found him in the backyard sitting on the bench dressed in his underwear. Smoking a cigarette. These undies are so comfy, he said sadly.

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Twister 2529

He does not see a problem with serving vodka with the omelet. Brunch is lunch with eggs, he says. And booze. But not for the kids, she says.

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Twister 2528

He studies the stack of cassettes on the shelf, some diorama of obsolete things. His mother sighs reverently. Did you plug them in? he asks.

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Twister 2527

The microwave beeped. She ran into the kitchen and slipped on the dog’s latest mistake. I just want my popcorn, she thinks, immobile. Alone.

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