T 4756

They sat down to dinner. His daughter said, I’m going to Thailand to study modern primitives. He thought one thing. But he said, Salt please.

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T 4755

The crowd surged forward again, and was upon him. People please! he pleaded. But they would not listen. They could not. He smelled too good.

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T 4754

She felt them staring, their gaze boring into her until she felt violation. What? she asked finally. Your outfit doesn’t work, she was told.

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T 4753

The old guy says, I knew death once, and then he tells an immensely long story that ends with him not dying. Though we all want to kill him.

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T 4752

The sterility of the lawyer’s office. She signs the papers. He looks at them, taking in their finality. I have to poop, he says. And leaves.

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T 4751

She watches as he devours the peach. Juice drips down his chin. She squirms. See it’s not that difficult, she says. And then she gets angry.

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T 4750

Inside my room. Behind the dresser. Underneath the week’s laundry. That’s where I hid my porn from my mom. I never told her. Now I miss her.

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T 4749

I’m physically ill. I’m not mentally ill. The illness is in my brain. That’s a part of my body. Which makes it physical. I’m physically ill.

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T 4748

They retreat to the salon and he sits and says, I’m hungry, and she laughs, and he says, Really, and she says, Get your clothes on and leave.

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T 4247

The in-laws were over and he stayed in the basement and played video games with his kids and then the in-laws left and he went back upstairs.

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