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It was all there in the letter, there in his scribbled handwriting like flyshit on paper. She held the letter and stared at it. The words almost jumped out at her. The meanings like daggers piercing her heart and head. The unfaithfulness all there in black and white. Makes sense now, those nights away. That air he had about him, that dull, yet anxiousness in gesture and manner. So he was bonking her, that skinny ***** at the office. Now they've fled, gone elsewhere to settle down as a pretend Mr & Mrs. Just his name, no at the bottom kisses. She watched as her fingers shook; the paper rattled before her eyes. Those nights away, his lies. Bet he thought he could get away with it, the **** She folded up the letter, and tore it up in two, then in two again. She placed it in the garbage bin, and let the lid drop with a clang. She imagined him and her some place, that skinny ***** that punched look she had about her face, the way she walked with that wiggling backside. She thought about it, what was in the letter, his words, his lies, and the sound of buzzing flies.
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Nov 23, 2016
Nov 23, 2016 at 2:48 AM UTC
LILY'S LETTER.
It was all there in the letter, there in his scribbled handwriting like flyshit on paper. She held the letter and stared at it. The words almost jumped out at her. The meanings like daggers piercing her heart and head. The unfaithfulness all there in black and white. Makes sense now, those nights away. That air he had about him, that dull, yet anxiousness in gesture and manner. So he was bonking her, that skinny ***** at the office. Now they've fled, gone elsewhere to settle down as a pretend Mr & Mrs. Just his name, no at the bottom kisses. She watched as her fingers shook; the paper rattled before her eyes. Those nights away, his lies. Bet he thought he could get away with it, the **** She folded up the letter, and tore it up in two, then in two again. She placed it in the garbage bin, and let the lid drop with a clang. She imagined him and her some place, that skinny ***** that punched look she had about her face, the way she walked with that wiggling backside. She thought about it, what was in the letter, his words, his lies, and the sound of buzzing flies.
A WOMAN'S LETTER FROM HER UNFAITHFUL HUSBAND.
TerryCollett
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Nov 23, 2016
Nov 23, 2016 at 2:48 AM UTC
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