Build You Up
He laughs softly then goes back to screwing in the last screw while I retreat back into the kitchen, completely embarrassed.
“That should do it,” Adrian says, coming in behind me a few minutes later, rubbing his sweat off on a bandana. “All the lights should work the way they’re supposed to now, and I upgraded your fuse box. You’ve got all new breakers and fuses. I ran a load in the washer with your towels and it works along with your dryer. Fridge is plugged in and going. Should be cold enough to use by now. Air conditioner still needs to be replaced and I have a guy coming to help me with it Monday. You should be good with the ceiling fans for the weekend.”
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