I did not want this woman in my house. All of the sudden I wanted her gone and away from me and the things which are mine. It seems strange to imagine that I meant bigfoot any harm.
There was something in his nature I admired very much, this daft brute beneath my sofa. He needed guidance so he might become more than just a man, more than a handful of lovely memories. I wanted an unspeakable diamond. I wanted a great earthen pearl. Who needs another man?
I wanted the woman gone or else he would resign himself to her and nothing more.
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