Twister 3187

She ran to the toilet, and upon her return she said, What a dinner! Now where were we? and he didn’t want to go back to where they had been.

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Twister 3186

The flight was delayed again. He sat at the bar listening to stories from around the world. Mute with the reality he had no stories to tell.

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Twister 3185

They ran slowly down rain dappled streets. They frolicked in meadows of yellow daffodils. And then she punched him because she hated cliché.

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Twister 3184

He prepared their dinner with a kind of artless poetry. The boring rhyming kind. Your food tastes like a greeting card, she said. He beamed.

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Twister 3183

The day grew dark. The clouds had covered the sun and he knew the picnic would soon come to its end. But no one had yet to sample his cakes.

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Twister 3182

He came home from work and took the dog out and talked to himself about love. At home he opened a can of soup. Even the dog felt bad for him

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Twister 3181

The car went through the guardrail and over the cliff. The police chief said, That’ll learn them. And he was right. It was a very high cliff

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Twister 3180

They sat under a tree, dressed formally in ties. He told his stories. Anything longer than it is wide, he said. The children were sent home.

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Twister 3179

Phil Collins is the soundtrack of the empty theater, he says and he waits for her reaction and when she punches his arm he says, I love you.

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Twister 3178

The mistakes that were made. The laughter forgotten. The cuts and the scrapes. The enduring pain. The stranger beside him. That eighth shot.

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