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I wrote this story after learning that some studies show people lie at least 1-2 times a day. A question arose: What is the scale of consequence per lie? Is there a such thing as a "small lie"? Before I knew it, my fingers began typing away at the keyboard.
“As you can see, you wretched child, I’m anything but your mother. And you lied.” “I…no! No, I thought…you sounded…I…” “Oh shut up! I’m glad, really. Your lies make me so beautiful, don’t you think?” She smiles sweetly. “No. Let me go!” She laughs before snapping her fingers again. *** A young boy sits on the weathered sofa listening to the drip drip drip of the inoperable sink. His Mother scurries about, scattered, cleaning spots that are no longer dirty. Disinfecting germs that are no longer there. Taking care of a father who is long gone. Drip drip drip. Ever since his Father died, the child felt as though he had nothing to do. “Mother,” he’d ask in the most pitiful of voices. “Would you like to play catch?” And every time the little boy asked, he was met with a faraway “I…I have so much to do,” before scrubbing again and again.
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