A weekly art of miscommunication. Feature photo curated by Europeana on Unsplash. Atelier by Majernik, Cyprian. Sundays Are For Conflict was published in My Fair Lighthouse.
“The son climbed the stairs to his mother’s apartment, expecting her to nurture him. The mother flashed a toothless smile, her dentures missing. She planted a wet kiss on his cheek, and it carried an unpleasant odor. He discreetly wiped away the moisture.” (excerpt)
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