And now, the case of the double nephews.
He clicks on the light, looks around nervously, then walks quickly to the door of the bedroom.
Goes in, turns on the bedside lamp between the twin beds, tosses a briefcase on his own bed, then turns to the other bed and shakes the shoulder of his pretty wife.
Junie.
Junie,
wake
up.
What is it?
I've got to talk to you.
In the morning.
Do
you love me, Junie? Do you love me?
Oh, what kind of a
question? Do
you? Ow, my
shoulder.
I've got to know.
You've been drinking.
Now,
look, I'm serious.
What time is it anyway? Oh, no.
Three o'clock.
Go to bed, will you? Now,
Junie, listen to me.
And now, the case of the double nephews.
He clicks on the light, looks around nervously, then walks quickly to the door of the bedroom.
Goes in, turns on the bedside lamp between the twin beds, tosses a briefcase on his own bed, then turns to the other bed and shakes the shoulder of his pretty wife.
Junie.
Junie,
wake
up.
What is it?
I've got to talk to you.
In the morning.
Do
you love me, Junie? Do you love me?
Oh, what kind of a
question? Do
you? Ow, my
shoulder.
I've got to know.
You've been drinking.
Now,
look, I'm serious.
What time is it anyway? Oh, no.
Three o'clock.
Go to bed, will you? Now,
Junie, listen to me.
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