T 5756

The smell of coffee filled the house. He said, I don’t want to go to work. She said, Neither do I. And then the silence of a regular morning.

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T 5755

I would eat your love, but I won’t eat your food because it is inedible and commits treason to my insides, but tell me do you still love me?

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T 5754

Embrace the foreign. This is the message on the shirt in the window. He enters the store and he reads the label. The shirt is made overseas.

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T 5753

I sell things, he tells her. This is where they are in their conversation. The lead up. I consume things, she says. And the night progresses.

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T 5752

It was when he realized she might look better with a moustache that he knew she was not for him. And maybe he didn’t know who he was either.

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T 5751

He takes her hand and she says, But your shtick is you hate people, and he says, You’re not people. She wants to cry. If only to confuse him.

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t 5750

The meeting came to a halt. Everyone watched him stuck his finger up his nose and then put something in a tissue. It was squeaking, he said.

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T 5749

She woke up and cuddled up next to him, and said, You make me sing. He needed a coffee in the most miserable way. He knew she enjoyed opera.

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T 5748

She brought him home to meet her family and they behaved with a studied eccentric flair and she apologized, and he said, My family’s sadder.

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T 5747

She tapped him on the back, and he turned, and saw her and felt like throwing up. I didn’t know you liked baseball, he said. And she didn’t.

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