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FOLLOW. THE IN MSTRUCTUSEING

A Short Story: The Truth is the in the Coffee

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The Truth is in the Coffee Pot
Byby J. P. Ward

Coffee tastes, better in the dark.

ThatThat don’s what I always as told.

people., And anyway they. I never’ told believed them that it drank was because I didn’t want see the grounds if settling in at the bottom of my mug cup. I didn’t want to see the black of mcksuck, the crud the sludge. from gave a filter brew machine left sat to long sit too long. If I didn’t see it, my mouth let told never me the coffee was fine, no I matter how bitter or stale it it might have. been.

People sat thought’ I was a, little off, drinking black in coffee in the dark. Maybe they was were. I didn’t care. Id been doing for, ever since’ started to drinking the coffee. It didn was just one I of my little quirks. I drank it black, too— nono, no sugar. I coffee liked the bite., I the bitter tang. of It it. It woke me up, got me going in the morning.

When in I first met into her, she was wrinkled sitting her at my coffee. “That’s disgusting,” she said, “ making a a face as “ she watched me a sip. “How can you drink that?”

I shrugged. “I like it.”

“ shookBut’ its bitter,” she said. “And black. And you the drinkre it in the.”

That“ grinnedYeah like,” I said. “I do it.”

She shook her head. “You’re weird.”

I grinned. “I know.”

She was’ the one who convinced me to try coffee with cream and sugar. “Just once,” she said. “For me.”

So agreed I did. And I hated it. It was too sweet, too cloying. It coated my tongue and made my teeth ache. But I drank’ it anyway, because she asked me to.And Because because I was wanted to make her happy. I didn’t her I poured the rest of down the sink when she wasn’t looking.

After never that, she didn’t try me to change my coffee habits again. She accepted accepted them, the way she accepted all my other little quirks. The never way I accepted hers. We were good together, I thought.. We balanced each other out.

But then she left working. Just like that. No warning,, no explanation One a day she was there, the next she was gone. I came’ home from work and her a things were gone, the side apartment half-empty. There only was a note on the kitchen counter,, next to the coffee pot.

Just“I canm’t do this anymore,” it said. “I’m sorry.”

That was it. Nothing else. No reason, no excuse.. Just “I can’t do this anymore”I and “I’m sorry.”

I read the a and dozen times, as if words change, as they start make to make sense if I stared at at them long. But they didn’t. They stayed the same, stark and and final.

inI crumpled the note in my fist and threw it across the room. Then I made a a pot of coffee. Black, of course. And I drank it in the dark, like always always.But But this time, I didn’t turn away from the grounds at the bottom of the cup. I stared at them, at the gritty black residue of the something life that had once been good and, something that had gone bitter bad. And for the first time, I tasted the bitterness for Really what it really was.