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You Know I Love The Gardens
by Gustave Deresse
Morgan sprawled over the love-seat across the room, exhaling loudly to underline the severity of their boredom. I looked up from my tablet, and noticing the beautiful weather outside, asked, “What if we took a walk?” A moment passed in silence.
“That would be nice,” they sighed.
“Alright,” I exclaimed, hopping sharply out of my seat, “let’s do it!” I could see their strain not to give away their excitement towards getting out of the house with company.
Those cheeks couldn’t help themselves.
“Which way do you want to take?” I asked, beaming.
There was hesitation, then they said, “You know I love the gardens.”
“Oh, it’s true— ”
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🔍 ㅤGustave Deresse Is a Truthful & Theatrical Métis-Canadian Writer, Editor, Wanderer, Cook, and Musical Artist Who Enjoys Exploring Themes as Spirituality, Logic, Love, Life, Philosophy, Nature, Neurocognitive Psychology, Creativity, Writing, Humour, Inspiration, Music, Wellbeing — and the Weird.
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