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Your vengeance is more like Hollywood vengeance, and that means you will make a mistake, because I’m the good guy, and you have awful makeup.

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I used to believe in risk. In the immensity of the reward that lay on the other side of fear. Then I got hit by a car. I never got her name.

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I come home and pour myself a scotch and she says, We need to talk, and I grab the bottle and sit down and hit myself over the head with it.

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The pour went awry and her lap was covered in red wine. I apologized, and wrote the date off. I should slap you, she smirked. I didn’t mind.

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We’d just had sex for the first time. Who do you hate? she asks while getting dressed. I’m taken aback. We hardly know each other, I whisper.

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A bird pooped on me and my neighbor felt bad and I asked how bad and she said, This fence is a border, and then the bird pooped on me again.

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We were at the hardware store and I made a stupid joke about screws, and then she left me in the Durable Goods aisle and she never returned.

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He lures her with a promise she knows he can’t keep. But the promise itself shows an ambition she knows she lacks. Besides, she loves cheese.

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The road stretched before us. We watched the sun kiss the horizon. I can’t find your sunglasses, she said. That’s the last thing I remember.

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I told her to call me at four to disrupt the meeting and she called me at four and I told her I was very busy and she never called me again.

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