By Marius Benta
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You hate me for being with him! ’ Yvonne wished she were not there. ’ she whispered, then rose all of a sudden. Her tea spilled over the yellow tablecloth. As she rushed towards the door, she felt there was truth on Kate’s tongue. 34 This e-book was typeset by the author using LATEX.
Said Yvonne wearing her widest smile. ’ She gave the baby a closer look. For less than a second her face turned into an awry grin. ’ With agile movements, the young mother unbuttoned her child’s clothes. ‘I’m sorry dear, I completely forgot about the tea. ’ ‘You must be so proud,’ said Yvonne stirring the golden liquid in her teacup and watching that pink, fragile body being wiped. The baby was silent. ’ 3 Originally published in the literary e-zine ”Local Minds” , 2004, Budapest 32 The mother didn’t let her finish the question.
They had never taken her on the Christmas night. She’d be a burden. Timber crackled in the stove, then there was a knock on the window. Rebecca hurried and threw it wide. Cool wind and snow blew in her face. ’ It was her cousin. Annie was nine, and went to school when not needed at home. Unlike most kids, Annie played with Rebecca. ’ Rebecca wished she could say yes. ‘I can’t ask permission. ’ ‘Come on, it won’t take long. You know it isn’t far. We’ll bring you back in a minute. ’ Annie didn’t push further.