Conflicted Innocence
“Lee just smiled and nodded, wanting to yell at her to ‘shut the fuck up,’ but he couldn’t. She’d suss him out immediately.
Yesterday, the doctor had dressed her arm and prescribed antibiotics as well as diazepam to calm her down whenever she felt she couldn’t cope. He knew she’d taken a dose before leaving home, and the change in her already was astonishing.
Upon arriving in the village, he stopped at the corner shop to grab a carton of milk. Lydia, buzzing with a newfound sense of free...dom and confidence, insisted on going in with him. On the way out, they bumped into Chinese Eric.
“Hello. Long time, no see,” he said. It actually came out as ‘Hewwo. Wong time, no see’.
Lydia sniggered and covered her mouth.
“Oh, hi, Eric. This is Lydia, my wife.”
“I heard lot ‘bout you.” They shook hands. “You move in already?”MoreLess
Yesterday, the doctor had dressed her arm and prescribed antibiotics as well as diazepam to calm her down whenever she felt she couldn’t cope. He knew she’d taken a dose before leaving home, and the change in her already was astonishing.
Upon arriving in the village, he stopped at the corner shop to grab a carton of milk. Lydia, buzzing with a newfound sense of free...dom and confidence, insisted on going in with him. On the way out, they bumped into Chinese Eric.
“Hello. Long time, no see,” he said. It actually came out as ‘Hewwo. Wong time, no see’.
Lydia sniggered and covered her mouth.
“Oh, hi, Eric. This is Lydia, my wife.”
“I heard lot ‘bout you.” They shook hands. “You move in already?”MoreLess
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