All's Fair
She lays reading in the slanting morning light from the high bedroom window. Her back is to me, and I can’t help myself, I lean in to tickle the soft crease behind her left knee.
She laughs and hits me on the head with a pillow. I respond in kind. She grabs the lamp from the bedside table; I narrowly dodge and it shatters on the floor. I heft the brick we prop the door with, hurl it at her head, still laughing. She’s pulling out the revolver in the dresser drawer just as I return with a kitchen knife.
Friday, April 25, 2008
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