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frustration because just as I was ready to hand a beat down to the insubordinate sink he climbed up on my chest and gave me a very unwelcome wet kiss. The extra strain on my already sore neck encouraged me to give up for a bit and take the little guy for a walk. The break was what was needed and everything slotted into place at the first attempt upon our return. Next I went to help Elly with the wardrobes that she had been trying, unsuccessfully to build. I was crouched over on the floor assembling one when a large side piece slipped from the wall where Elly had perched it and cut a chunk out of my back. I jumped up and hoped around swearing like a sailor. I finally calmed myself down and found a tea towel to press against it. I wet the tea towel but it wasn’t enough so I looked in the freezer for something cold to hold against my wound. Frozen peas were always the best and when I ran or jogged regularly I’d always keep a bag of frozen peas handy to numb any niggles I picked up. I was upset that I had bleed on my new floors but then I saw Elly balled over with her face buried in her hands. It sounded like she was crying. “Am ok, it’s just a bit of blood. I might need a few stitches.” I put my arm on her to comfort her. Comfort her?
I was the one bleeding! I lifted her head and saw her teary red face. She was crying but only because she was laughing so hard. “Glad I could amuse you. Take a look at it.” I said removing the tea towel. “Is ok.” She said between snorts of laughter. I had to drink some beer to numb the pain. The wardrobes could wait. After a couple of cans and a shower I proceeded to make my way into bed and collapse until it was time to go back to Warsaw and work. I admired my handiwork before I left. Slowly, screw by screw, this house was becoming my home. Chapter 28 It was a Saturday morning and me and Elly had been preparing for a barbeque. There were some things that were missing so I headed off to a local shop to get them. The one at the end of our street didn’t have the type of cheese that Elly ‘needed’ so I went a little further and got the correct mountain cheese for the barbeque. On my way back I heard shouting, 10 am on a Saturday morning, what lovely neighbours I thought.
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He was a bearded God though. If onl
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Cathy was coming by tomorrow but I
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“Where ever your promotion is.”
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How fucking insane would that shit
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Royce was whacking away to an escor
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We were interrupted by the arrival
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“I love the jaja.” She muffled.
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est of my life and more nervous abo
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A country manager’s job! Wait did
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She pulled an angry face at me but
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Every call went the same. I’d dia
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considered staying in bed all day w
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Elly was checking out the make-up i
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With that she kissed my cheek and t
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“I saw show about them.” She sa
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called it with a wall mounted flat
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I was awoken by Monika banging on t
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me there were mitigating circumstan
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There were about six, maybe more ar
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was soup. It didn’t look very edi
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and once I caught a tram I ended up
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Waking up with Elly’s drool was a
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“Can you put me one in as well pl
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We returned to the flat at 5 or 6 p
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We had watched a movie about vampir
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“You are big boss man. You make t
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potato. Everything got mashed toget
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“Yes.” Yes to what nimrod? “I
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I knew this was part of the job and
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The balloon turned out to be a bles
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customer service section. Monika fo
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I had planned a simple test. For ea
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worked. All the things we took for
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was now tugging on his belt and I c
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I rushed down the stairs in a very
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“Ok, bye.” I said to him roundi
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I hoped they had gone shopping or t
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about Elly and what our future held
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him and was glad to see Andy Gray a
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I stood at the bar patiently and by
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“You’re not a scum are you?”
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I realised how much I missed it. I
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closed it must drive their clientel
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The first I recognised as the women
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“Why did you learn the language t
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The wine tasting was a crock of shi
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The Communists were her period and
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“I am happy either way.” I cont
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of her neck, underneath her hair. I
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“Here, here.” I said passing an
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By the looks I guessed not. I looke
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The only problem was that I didn’
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My target was romantic not perfect.
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Elly’s tea and juice. There is no
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massive elaborate practical joke on
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moment to pounce and punch in the l
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It wasn’t a little blob or a pean
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“We always were for me.” I said
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Finally we just got on and sat down
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“A movie? Writers never get any c
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Could I muster a fake smile? I trie
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We exchanged pleasantries between j
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“No, it’s not normal is it? It
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She got very tetchy when I told her
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in England I could use my words to
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I had always liked glacier cherries
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Mum and Gran burst into tears and h
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and that is what probably scared he
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“Are you trying to scare Elly?”
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industrial complex more than a scho
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I was a relaxed, comfortable driver
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You can think it and hell you might
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“Wait.” I said holding up my ha
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We made our way over to my Nan who
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“I think she is called Louise. I
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I had no idea and I hadn’t though
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sweat build up on my back and chest
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“Kins! Kins! Kinsy!” I shouted.
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“Not that kind of sponsor, silly.
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ut I was making slow progress and w
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called Meg. She was lovely and taug
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It was true, since arriving in Pola
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“What about Poland?” I tried to
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We shook hands and I returned home,
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