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Continuing the awkward little scene in the butcher shop between Lewis Hunter - a half human who is trying to lay low and NOT be recognized - especially by Lilly Young.
When she looked up, her color was distinctly better and her gaze--somehow both mortified and accusing - took up where it had left off, searching my face for some hint.

I looked down, only then noticing that I still sported my red-stained apron. Darker, older blood that no amount of bleach could remove lay underneath the fresh stains. I looked like a grisly Edvard Munch painting, one entitled 'Penance'.
I removed it hastily, tossing it behind the counter.
"I'm a vegetarian,” said Lilly.
I laughed.
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Great description coupled with humor. So well done.
ReplyDeletelol well that does make it difficult
ReplyDeleteVegetarian, too funn. Great six.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting six. I look forward to learning/reading more!
ReplyDeleteFun. I love the way you're pulling these characters into each other's lives.
ReplyDeleteOpposites attract and you're showing it one sentence at a time. Great six!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Gem. Great, funny six.
ReplyDeleteGreat characters! Love your sentences. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the vegetarian line and she's in a butcher shop.
ReplyDeleteMy word verification for the above was 'sliced'. Go figure.
ReplyDeleteGood six, interesting and humorous.
ReplyDeleteNice! I like these characters.
ReplyDeleteGreat six. Love those last two lines in particular.
ReplyDeleteWhat's a vegetarian doing in a butcher's shop then? lol.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! Soon I'll swtich POVs and then some of your questions *might* be answered :)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting six. I'm definitely wondering what's going on here.
ReplyDeleteUh - right! lol! Great six.
ReplyDeleteGreat Six. I'm intrigued!
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