An Illustrated Novel
ALIBRAM Select Library
A Parable of Peppers
Chapter Seven
Primly, she held it forward like a parole officer might hold a specimen just surrendered by a sketchy suspect soon to be cuffed and sent back to stir in the sheriff’s van before all tests had been completed and verified.
"We have a problem," repeated my long-suffering lady, now directing her regard of impatient disappointment and resigned superiority towards Abey–and then again back at me.
"Looks like a jar of tiny green kidneys," I offered weakly.
"Not funny," she said, dismissing me before training her hard glare at poor old Abe.
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Primly, she held it forward like a parole officer might hold a specimen just surrendered by a sketchy suspect soon to be cuffed and sent back to stir in the sheriff’s van before all tests had been completed and verified.
"We have a problem," repeated my long-suffering lady, now directing her regard of impatient disappointment and resigned superiority towards Abey–and then again back at me.
"Looks like a jar of tiny green kidneys," I offered weakly.
"Not funny," she said, dismissing me before training her hard glare at poor old Abe.