Sixty Days To Leave You
The kind that respected the person eating them.
Zara sat at the kitchen table and looked around the room.
“It is not finished,” she said.
“No,” Sera said.
“Are you going to paint it,” she said.
“Yes,” Sera said.
“What colour,” she said.
“I have not decided,” Sera said. “What would you choose.”
Zara considered this with the seriousness the question deserved.
“Something that looks like outside,” she said. “Not green. Not the colour of plants. The colour of when you look at plants.” She paused. “Like the feeling of it.”
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