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I unscrew the plastic cap from the glass bottle and pour another drink. If I do this quietly enough she won't hear what I'm doing from the other room. I take my first sip and see my wife appear in the doorway. I smile and she tosses me a stare of objection. She won't argue the whiskey back in the bottle. She asks me for a sip and I smile harder handing her the glass and I watch her face scrunch when she swallows. Later we'll go to bed and I'll wonder if she is happy. It's what she deserves. I want to make her happy so bad that it burns more than a thousand whiskeys. My heart screams into a pillow.
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May 6, 2014
May 6, 2014 at 5:44 PM UTC
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I unscrew the plastic cap from the glass bottle and pour another drink. If I do this quietly enough she won't hear what I'm doing from the other room. I take my first sip and see my wife appear in the doorway. I smile and she tosses me a stare of objection. She won't argue the whiskey back in the bottle. She asks me for a sip and I smile harder handing her the glass and I watch her face scrunch when she swallows. Later we'll go to bed and I'll wonder if she is happy. It's what she deserves. I want to make her happy so bad that it burns more than a thousand whiskeys. My heart screams into a pillow.
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May 6, 2014
May 6, 2014 at 5:44 PM UTC
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