It was breakfast. Gordon and Jillian always sat at a coffee bench in the kitchen and stared vacantly at their coffees until they woke up properly. It was a ritual. Occasionally something was said, such as “Did you see on TV where the president has done this or the vice-president has not done that?”
Today was different. Jillian had gone out and purchased a morning paper; something they never did. She sat looking not at her coffee but at the obituaries.
It had been two days now. She still couldn’t believe it.
Oh my. A sad one.
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Thanks. A common fear!
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Goodnight 🤣🤣😊🌹
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!!
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Wow. You increasingly outdo yourself.
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Thank you, Herb.
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A very dramatic revelation of the turn of events. The author has captured the grief of the bereaved well through a characteristically short statement.
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Thank you Uma.
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Sad…and all too often now as we get older.
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So true!
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That’s so sad! Great story telling.
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Thank you!
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Damn.
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Shit happens.
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