Soul Weaver
““Your air conditioner hasn’t kicked off since I got here. It feels like it’s blowing hot air.”“I’m not surprised.” She stepped away long enough to gather supplies for their sandwiches. “The upstairs unit is pretty much shot.”“The store runs on a different circuit?” Several of the older, larger buildings worked that way.“Mmm-hmm.” She sliced into a tomato and layered the thin circles between pale turkey slices. “My parents moved here right after they got married. The apartment was leased separat...ely from the space below while my grandparents owned the place, so all of the utilities were divided. Even after my parents took over the business and moved in, they never changed things over.” “Anyway,” she carried on, “I had the downstairs unit serviced a couple of years ago. I opted to wait and purchase new units once I’d saved up some more money.” She shrugged. “I just never got around to doing it.”And now she paid the price for it. “You could have mentioned it to me.”“We negotiated for a porch, not a renovation.”MoreLess
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