Suzie's House 175: The Slip of the Wrench « Alice Audrey

Suzie swore. actual profanity. Wine could not remember the last time he had heard Suzy swear. He could hear the low drone of the television, which made him realize he was not watching anyway, and not to lose his life like that, changing channels and dissatisfied. Thus, in a rare break in his habits, the box wine turned out stupid, and went to see what Suzie had so upset.

He has followed the rise and fall cascade of frustration in the room, then left towards the back of the house, but instead to its conclusion in the kitchen he found her in the small bathroom tucked into the small space between the laundry and kitchen.

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