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Thatās smart. Plus, they recommend that you steer clear to help you try, right? Youāre supposed to be as healthy as possible or something. Brownies are wonderful! Iām Ā an amazing Ā cook.
I think so. We havenāt been trying for very long, so I havenāt gone to a specialist or anything, but it would make sense. Iāll stay away from it either way. Besides, itāll leave room for extra brownies.Ā
Well donāt get snappy, Iāve never met a girl like you before. Okay, well, most of the stuff is just knowing how to push buttons. Which like, is pretty difficult even for someone like me, because all fuckinā appliances are sort of different.
You arenāt making me feel any better about this. In fact, Iāve never had a panic attack before, but I might be on the verge of one now.
Youāre right. The past is the past, weāre all in the same boat now. Uhā¦yeah. You know what like, a sink is, right? But the dishwasher, not so much? Just trying to gauge where Iād need to start.
I might have been spoiled, but I did have to wash my hands from time to time. Of course I know what a sink is, Becca. I know what a dishwasher is, too, but as far as using it? I donāt have a clue.Ā
Iāve been thinking, considering I spent a bomb at Ikea today, that Robert and I should really throw a house warming party. Thereāll be alcohol and brownies. Whoās in?
I should probably steer clear of the alcohol just in case Iām already pregnant, but Iāll never turn down brownies.Ā
Brock looked back down at his cereal and took a shaky bite of it, chewing and swallowing carefully. When she asked if she could sit, he swallowed thickly and looked up at her a bit like a deer in headlights.Ā āI.. um. Sure. Itās your kitchen, too, like you said,ā he echoed her.Ā
No one seemed to be adjusting to this new life very well, but Sam - she didnāt even know his real name, thanks to Witness Protectionās rigid rules - appeared to be taking it the hardest. Even harder than Bree herself, which surprised her. It made Brianna want to be even nicer and more genuine with him, because maybe then sheād be able to help him, at least.Ā āEverything okay?ā She asked softly as she took the seat next to him.Ā āI think Becca is going to teach me how to do laundry later, if you want me to do some of yours. I donāt mind."
Brock swallowed and looked up at her slowly.Ā āI, okayā¦ are you sure?ā He hovered on the edge of his seat, unsure of he should just leave or not. But heād barely even touched his cerealā¦
Brianna stopped and turned towards Brock, offering him a genuine smile.Ā āOf course. This is your kitchen, too.ā After a moment of hesitation, she grabbed her bottle of water from the fridge and turned back towards him.Ā āDo you mind if I have a seat? I promise I wonāt bother you.ā
It sure the fuck is. I mean, uh, just surprising. Didnāt realize there were people out there living such nice lives while Iāmā whatever, doesnāt matter. You want a washing lesson, too? Itās not hard, you just toss stuff in, really. But still, the buttons can fuck you up. And separating colors, even though I think thatās a load of bullshit, usually.
Well, it doesnāt really matter now, does it? I donāt think Iām going back to my old life anytime soon, so I might as well make the best of this one. So, yes, a washing lesson might be nice. Perhaps a lesson on most of the basic appliances, actually, because I... am very lost.
āHow the fuck am I supposed to write a resume? No one taught me how to do this shit. This is bullshit.ā
"Trust me - if anyone understands how frustrated you are, itās me. I feel the same way. Iāll... Iāll consult Google later tonight, okay? Maybe there are some resources out there, or - or, I donāt know. Weāll figure it out, though. Thatās what weāre supposed to be doing, right? Figuring this out?āĀ
āThis is fuckinā- itās fuckinā ridiculous. They shouldāve set us up with somethinā. How are supposed to convince everyone that weāre a happily married couple, living in the goddamned suburbs, trying to have a baby, when we canāt fuckinā get a job.ā
"Honestly? Your guess is as good as mine. I picked up a few job applications while I was out today, but I don't know what to put on so many of the questions. Even if I had job experience, I couldn't list any of it. I don't know how we're supposed to survive out here without a little help."
āFinding a job is hard shit, how the fuck do regular people do this?ā
āIāve been asking myself the same question. I donāt even know how to create a resume. It would have been quite helpful if they had set us up with jobs, rather than tossed us out on our own like this.ā
Well thenā¦donāt be a strangerā¦I think my fiancee told you where we livedā¦her name is Lauren, sheās about five foot five and is pretty.
Lauren! Sheās nice. She took me to buy a Keurig today. I like her. Iām sure the two of you make a lovely couple.
Relax, relax. Iām doing this for you. Youāll taste it and thank me, I promise. Plus then you can tell all the other normal people that you have a favorite food that, yāknow, costs less than 50 bucks at a fancy restaurant.
I think that might help me fit in around here, too. I donāt know anything about running a household, Becca. I donāt even know how to use a washer. Itās almost pathetic.
Brock stared into his bowl of cereal and jolted when he heard someone walk into the room.Ā āSorry, sorry,ā he muttered.Ā āIāll uhā¦ go.ā
Bree jumped, too lost in her own little world to even notice anyone was in the kitchen.Ā āOh! No - no, youāre fine.ā She shook her head, then offered him a small smile.Ā āYou can stay. I just wanted to grab a bottle of water.āĀ
You know, I almost think you could use a drink more than me.
I doubt thatās true. It seems like your need outweighs mine.
Great, Iāll add it to the list.Ā
Iām sorry. Iām trying, I promise. Iāll try your mac n cheese, if it helps.Ā
My lips are sealed, princess. Iāve had more than enough practice to know by now how to hold my liquor.
I really hope so, Camilla.Ā
Ah, itās no problem. Just, yāknow, good old fashioned neighborly hospitality and what not. Sounds good to me: leaves less room for error on my part. What do you take in your coffee?
Honestly, Iāll drink coffee in pretty much any form. Straight black will do, though. I need something strong.Ā
