T 6322

I used to have chickens, he said and she stopped chewing and said, Eeew! and he said, They escaped silly, and the trust issues started then.

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T 6322

The cab pulled up. We both attempted entry. She said, The nerve. So I let her take the thing, but only because she sounded so old-fashioned.

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T 6321

I looked at my son. I’d been feeling badly about things. You’re the future, I told him. That sucks, he said. He still had his sense of humor.

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T 6320

The sound seemed closer. He got out of bed and put on some pants. He went outside and then returned to bed. It’s just our echo, he told her.

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T 6319

This was not love, and he told her so. I don’t know what I am, he admitted. He felt crushed. Less human. I take credit cards, she clarified.

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T 6318

I smoothed out my hair, fighting a losing battle against the wind. She said, Put on your shirt. Finally, manscaping seemed like a good idea.

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T 6317

So I watched her cry, to allow her that outlet, to let the emotion run its course, but she didn’t stop, she couldn’t, and then I grew older.

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T 6316

I ordered drinks, and she took my hand and put one of my fingers in her mouth, and then she made a face and told me that it tasted like pee.

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T 6315

Everyone in the bar was named Jim so the brawl was maybe inevitable but it gave the police conniptions, and the Jims got off with a warning.

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T 6314

She points a knife at me. I take a step back. Woah, I say. She says, I’m going to cut the meat. Then my bowels go weird. So I open the wine.

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