T 5779

Teach me something, she says. She moves closer, until he can feel the heat of her breath. He says, I know how to make a great grilled cheese.

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T 5778

This is the thing. We gather around it and proclaim our wonder. We say, Build it a pedestal. And then we get closer. And it consumes us all.

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T 5777

He took her hand. He said, You make me pee my pants. She stared into his eyes. Then he said, Like right now. And she said, That is not love.

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T 5776

I’m not bad at invention, I’m bad at marketing, he says. She hugs him and says, You smell funny, and he says, See what I mean? And she does.

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T 5775

I’m not ready for this, he says, and he reaches for a cigarette, and she says, Since when do you smoke? and he says, I’m not ready for this.

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T 5774

She brewed the coffee. He opened the pantry and said, I’m tired of cereal. She gasped sarcastically. You’re no help, he said. She liked that.

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T 5773

The box arrived. He opened it and tried on the shoes and they fit perfectly and so he ordered more stuff and sat by the front door. Waiting.

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T 5772

The wind blew the boat out to sea. We’re fucked now, he said. She took her phone and threw it in the water. I feel guilty already, she said.

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T 5771

He seemed parked at the bar. Wearily, she sat next to him and ordered a gin martini. He turned to look at her and he said, I’ve been on TV.

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T 5770

My son stares at the half-eaten chocolate, and I can tell he’s contemplating the inanity of existence. He says, I’m going to kill my sister.

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