T 6333

My friend brought over some bourbon. We finished it and I said, We don’t appreciate anything. My friend agreed. And we opened another bottle.

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T 6332

She called her ex to check in. Show concern. I’m sitting here eating Greek yogurt, he wailed. She didn’t think he’d fall apart so completely.

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T 6331

I fell asleep and awoke to find the room a different color. My wife stood nearby, holding a paintbrush. Yesterday it was a hammer, she said.

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T 6330

We wrestled to the ground, grappling for something more than mere need. I’m going to show you what, I said. Too late, she replied, laughing.

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T 6329

She curls around him and squeals and says, That was almost religious, and he gets up and lights a smoke and feigns offense and says, Almost?

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T 6328

We ate and ate and fell into the inevitable food coma and I said, We’ll pay for this. And we made noises like distressed mammals before bed.

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T 6327

So this is it, he sighs and he folds the blanket. She watches, bemused at how times have changed. She’s happy. While he’s folding a blanket.

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T 6326

The sand got into my shorts. I’m itching in bad places, I said. Can I help? she asked. But I learned everything in hindsight. Like an idiot.

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T 6325

He picks at the fries. He can’t eat them and he resents her for it. She says, It wasn’t my fault. But the fries remain uneaten. Mocking him.

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T 6324

We sat down to dinner and ate in a funereal silence. Then suddenly we were yelling at each other. And then we enjoyed some pies for dessert.

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