"Why in the wide world would he do that"
He moved closer to her as he tried to pick the crumps of syllables smothered by his curiosity. He swept them into a whole and tried to be logical. For he had no idea what she was talking about.
"What did you mean? Who? What?"
His patience was being tried. He knew that. He had no idea if she was doing it on purpose or time was just supplanting some hideous stances. He couldn't really be sure of what to think. He was just sure that he knew that he was making his words out. Her rage mated with his patience, he had no idea what the byproduct would be. But of course he was expectant.
"Goddamnit, twas too open. What in the wide world was he thinking? Has he no shame at all? Arrrgh"
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