soliloquy
Gypsy Rose Me
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Tess Bryght
The roar of an engine brought Tess out of her dream and the porchlight shining through her window blinded her. "Oh, fuck me!" Three weeks ago, she moved into her very own home. And in the three weeks, only two nights had the man next door not awakened her with his car or his porchlight. Her small room gave her no other options for placement of her bed, and the curtains did nothing to block out the light.
Tess stood at the window and watched the man opening his door. "Please turn out the light..." She waited, saw the kitchen light go on, then off; then the living room, and then the bedroom. But the porchlight was still on. "Jerk!"
She looked at the clock. Three o'clock in the morning! What was he? A drug dealer? SHe went back to sleep with the pillow over her head.
All too soon, the alarm clock woke her from a VERY good dream. She groaned and looked at the clock. Seven? It had been going off for an hour. "Shit, shit, shit!" She really had to stop cussing so much.
She raced around, showering, dressing, and feeding the dog. Damned dog seemed to always be under her feet. She gave herself a once over in the mirror, and adjusted her blonde curls before leaving her house.
Racing out to her car, she noticed the neighbor's trash can on the drive. "Shit!" SHe was going to be late for work! She rushed up to her house, fumbled for the key and raced to the kitchen. She tied the garbage bag and raced out the side door to the carport. Tossing the bag in the metal can, she dragged it noisily to the curb. She just didn't care.
Hopping in her car, Tess turned the key and backed out quickly...right into the trash can. She could hear it rolling down the street. "FUCK!" She ran out of the car and down the street to where the trash can lay. As she brought it back to her curb, she heard the screen door of her neighbor's house open, and that familiar, disturbing voice:
"Lady! Is it possible that someone could get some sleep around here? Or do you insist on being the noisiest person in the neighborhood?"
She shook with anger. Her? The noisiest? Maybe if he would take his car to get a new muffler...She would have liked to have taken him down a notch. There was only one problem. She was just the tiniest bit afraid of the man.
The roar of an engine brought Tess out of her dream and the porchlight shining through her window blinded her. "Oh, fuck me!" Three weeks ago, she moved into her very own home. And in the three weeks, only two nights had the man next door not awakened her with his car or his porchlight. Her small room gave her no other options for placement of her bed, and the curtains did nothing to block out the light.
Tess stood at the window and watched the man opening his door. "Please turn out the light..." She waited, saw the kitchen light go on, then off; then the living room, and then the bedroom. But the porchlight was still on. "Jerk!"
She looked at the clock. Three o'clock in the morning! What was he? A drug dealer? SHe went back to sleep with the pillow over her head.
All too soon, the alarm clock woke her from a VERY good dream. She groaned and looked at the clock. Seven? It had been going off for an hour. "Shit, shit, shit!" She really had to stop cussing so much.
She raced around, showering, dressing, and feeding the dog. Damned dog seemed to always be under her feet. She gave herself a once over in the mirror, and adjusted her blonde curls before leaving her house.
Racing out to her car, she noticed the neighbor's trash can on the drive. "Shit!" SHe was going to be late for work! She rushed up to her house, fumbled for the key and raced to the kitchen. She tied the garbage bag and raced out the side door to the carport. Tossing the bag in the metal can, she dragged it noisily to the curb. She just didn't care.
Hopping in her car, Tess turned the key and backed out quickly...right into the trash can. She could hear it rolling down the street. "FUCK!" She ran out of the car and down the street to where the trash can lay. As she brought it back to her curb, she heard the screen door of her neighbor's house open, and that familiar, disturbing voice:
"Lady! Is it possible that someone could get some sleep around here? Or do you insist on being the noisiest person in the neighborhood?"
She shook with anger. Her? The noisiest? Maybe if he would take his car to get a new muffler...She would have liked to have taken him down a notch. There was only one problem. She was just the tiniest bit afraid of the man.