Twisters

T 4815

The case unraveled before him like yesterday’s eggs. He lit a cigarette and blew a smoke ring in her direction. She coughed. Yuck, she said.

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T 4814

He got up and started dancing and everyone in the restaurant watched him dance. He was embarrassing her. But then again, that was the point.

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T 4813

I ate something bad. It had to be considering what happened. I’m like a dog; I’ll put anything in my mouth. I think it’s why I’m so popular.

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T 4812

He woke and felt the coming rain in his bones. I feel it in my bones, he said. She stirred. No you don’t, she said. And he left her forever.

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T 4811

You need me, he said. But I only needed him to protect me from more people like him. Can I say something funny? I asked. And then he hit me.

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T 4810

Finally, the flies descended upon them and he took the hint and he tapped her arm and she said, You get it, and he got up to get the smokes.

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T 4809

He bought her a puppy, to show another side of him, the smallest one he found. Here’s lunch, he told her smiling. But she took him seriously.

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T 4808

And then she said, Just talk to me, and he found this confusing and he unzipped his pants, and she said, Talk to me, but he didn’t know how.

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T 4807

The bar is full of marketers, getting drunk and snorting things, leaving their learnings about branding behind, living the moment. Awkwardly.

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T 4806

The family was gathered silently and his father said, She’s like an eclipse, and they knew he was remembering his wife, again, the old coot.

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