““Feel better, though, doncha?” “Irrelevant!” the Ancient Furnace proclaimed, furtively wiping her wet cheeks on the sleeve of her denim jacket. “Also, I had something in my eye.” “Yeah, like tear ducts pulling overtime.” “I loathe everything about you,” said the Ancient Furnace, “so much. In fact—whoa.” “Hmmm?” Susan raised her head. Jennifer was staring, almost leaning, forward. She looked like an English setter on point, eyeing a flock of delicious grouse. “What?” “Something nutty-nut-flavore...d this way comes.” It was Evangelina flying—more like lurching—toward the roof. When she got close enough, she simply gave up and crashed. “Dr. Georges-Scales!” Susan screamed, running toward the exit door. She yanked it open and screamed into the cement throat of the stairway, “Dr. Georges- Scales, come quick, come quick, get up here now!” She ran back to help, knowing there wasn’t a damn thing she could do—she had zero medical skills. “Aw, geez, Evangelina, you’re all—”MoreLessRead More Read Less
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