Tonight's Dinner Is From My Dead Wife
It was eerie and looked like the type of makeup that morticians would usually apply to corpses to make them more presentable, even in death.
"What are you looking at, Caden?" she asked, cocking her head to the side until her head nearly touched her shoulder.
I stared at her weird, unnatural pose and gulped. "Nothing. Why didn't you turn on the lights again today?"
"The electricity still isn't working, honey," she said, slowly making her way toward the candles. Her joints would creak loudly with every step she took and every move she made.
I felt my heart leap into my throat. I just kept patting the amulet I wore around my neck to comfort myself.
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