Twister 3388

He bought her a book because it had pretty flowers on the cover. She opened it to find it was about death. So it’s true, he said astonished.

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Twister 3387

He made her a lovely, but heavy, cassoulet. She was falling for him. They settled on the couch. Thank god my farts don’t smell, she thought.

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Twister 3386

They transferred him to a tiny city in the hinterland. On his first day, he ate lunch at a food court. Alone. And cried into his wonton soup

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Twister 3385

The boy poked the baby with a stick. Honey, don’t do that, his mom said, giggling. The baby didn’t move. The mother closed her bedroom door.

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Twister 3384

They met in a closed room. I’m lonely, he said. I’m alone, she said. The researcher behind the one way mirror said, This is going to be good

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Twister 3383

He dropped his fork and bent over to retrieve it and split his pants and stood up and said, Well well, and she said, You did that on purpose

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Twister 3382

She brought out tea and he was disappointed. He’d had trouble with tea drinkers in the past. Do you put out? he asked, cutting to the chase.

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Twister 3381

He lay on the grass and thought of the good things that had happened to him that day and then the clouds gathered above him and he went home

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Twister 3380

She leans in for the kiss and he leans away and shakes his head. Too fast, he says. She thinks he’s joking. But he’s just stalling for time.

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Twister 3379

The massage had been just what he had needed until he farted while the masseuse worked his back and then the tension of the smell did him in

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