The weather vane screamed, twisting in the summer wind. Beneath it was a kitchen, a bedroom, a bathroom, a living area, and me, holding a glass of whiskeyed ice.
There was no rain yet outside. Lighting seared. I could see across road to the field. My only neighbors were corn.
I listened to the twisting rooster. I bet I could grease the bastard before the …
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