Thieving Fear
“At first they seemed content to pose at the end of his aisle, so that any passing customers might have taken them to be promoting dietary aids and blondeness, and then Tamara said 'You're being very fruity, Hugh.' He was able to believe she had the contents of the tins in mind until Mishel enquired 'Are you fond of fruits, Hugh?' 'Some.' When the girls pouted to prompt him he admitted 'I like pears.' Tamara unleashed a delighted squeal. 'I'll bet.' 'Not in tins. Too sweet for me.' 'He likes the...m out in the open with nothing on,' Mishel declared.
Hugh felt his cheeks begin to flare red. 'It's the syrup I don't like,' he tried saying.
'He doesn't like that slimy gooey stuff,' Tamara spluttered.
'You haven't told us pairs of what, Hugh.' 'I'm talking about fruit.' The heat spread over his face as he grabbed cans in both hands to add them to the stacks on the floor. 'I thought you were,' he mumbled.
'Oh, we are,' Tamara said. 'Don't you like dates?' 'Only at Christmas.' 'That's too long to wait for one, isn't it, Tam?MoreLess
Hugh felt his cheeks begin to flare red. 'It's the syrup I don't like,' he tried saying.
'He doesn't like that slimy gooey stuff,' Tamara spluttered.
'You haven't told us pairs of what, Hugh.' 'I'm talking about fruit.' The heat spread over his face as he grabbed cans in both hands to add them to the stacks on the floor. 'I thought you were,' he mumbled.
'Oh, we are,' Tamara said. 'Don't you like dates?' 'Only at Christmas.' 'That's too long to wait for one, isn't it, Tam?MoreLess
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