“Electricity would be nice. So would a T.V.” He stares blankly at the dark lifeless old tube T.V. “Tomorrow, I see about getting the electricity turned on.”
Garden Grove: 4 Sick Workers and Senility – Mrs. Crampchet by LV Gaudet
He heard the sound of movement from another room, muttering, and then the heavy clunk of something being dropped. It sounded breakable and very heavy, china or some kind of pottery maybe. It didn’t sound like it broke. She shuffled out from a bedroom in the back of the house. A large heavy vase lay on its side out of sight on the floor behind her where she had dropped it.
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18 The Woods – Kevin and Jesse (1985) by LV Gaudet
“I’m too bloody young to be the man of the house,” Kevin thinks. He wants to think the thought in stronger language, but he’s afraid their mother would somehow know. She doesn’t approve of that kind of language.
Garden Grove: 4 Sick Workers and Senility – The Hospital by LV Gaudet
At the hospital, men groaned in pain and thrashed on gurneys, rolling feebly to vomit furiously into too small jellybean shaped hospital blue plastic dishes.
17 The Woods – Henry and June (1985) by LV Gaudet
The next thought in her mind makes her feel that nausea that is missing. Her stomach swoons with it. It comes slithering back into her mind, unpleasant.
Garden Grove: 4 Sick Workers and Senility – Bruce Copeland’s Office by LV Gaudet
“Poison? What the hell’d poison an entire crew?” Copeland demanded. “Not what,” Stanley said, “who.”
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16 The Woods – The Buyer (2015) by LV Gaudet
Cody pulls into the parking lot of the motel and bar, his car bumping over the rough pothole-filled lot. He pulls into a parking spot and shuts the car off.
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