A Fistful of Sky
“I wasn’t going to forget! But I had forgotten. And despite the power I had spent on the Altria curse, I still had enough left to do damn damage.
Jasper reached past me and opened the door.
The kitchen was dented, top and bottom, by the grapefruit; the ceiling had a dome in it, and the floor had a dip. The grapefruit, once again grapefruit-sized, sat in the middle of the dip looking incredibly silly. All the furniture was still shoved up against the counters and the walls. I sighed. In cases of ...post-transition blunders, if you caused a problem, you were supposed to clean up after yourself. I could move the furniture back in place, and check my bank account to see if I could afford to replace whatever was broken, but I wasn’t sure what to do about the ceiling and the floor. Maybe I could get one of the others to fix it for me.
But first, I wanted some lunch.
The cake platter sat on the table. It still had three pieces of cake on it.
Flint and I eyed each other. “Dibs the side piece,”MoreLess
Jasper reached past me and opened the door.
The kitchen was dented, top and bottom, by the grapefruit; the ceiling had a dome in it, and the floor had a dip. The grapefruit, once again grapefruit-sized, sat in the middle of the dip looking incredibly silly. All the furniture was still shoved up against the counters and the walls. I sighed. In cases of ...post-transition blunders, if you caused a problem, you were supposed to clean up after yourself. I could move the furniture back in place, and check my bank account to see if I could afford to replace whatever was broken, but I wasn’t sure what to do about the ceiling and the floor. Maybe I could get one of the others to fix it for me.
But first, I wanted some lunch.
The cake platter sat on the table. It still had three pieces of cake on it.
Flint and I eyed each other. “Dibs the side piece,”MoreLess
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