Man and Wife

“I blamed no one who’d looked in: a house that hovered over, exposed. They’d seen my table with the one chair scooted out and three pushed in, my bed unmade in half. My books that lined the walls, my upright piano. I kept it neat but didn’t dust——cobwebs another pleasure housewives wouldn’t understand.”

“Old Maid” from Man and Wife, p. 76
By Katie Chase
Published 2016 by A Strange Object

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