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“Two Puffers coming up!” Sofia smiled as she cooked. Get the dough, inject the filling, deep fry, listen to the ooohs as the filling puffed up, spray powered sugar and another heart attack ready to go. As the family walked off she leaned forward and sighed. The job wasn’t horrible, but working an amusement park food stand was not a career. She never got bored at any rate; people seemed to love those fried dough balls, although Sofia suspected they liked seeing them puff up more then the taste. She had tried them and blarg, probably gained weight just by being near the fryers.

Jen lay back on her bed, trying to remember the dream she had been having before her alarm woke her up. It was beginning to fade, but she could still remember the major parts. She was lying somewhere, maybe a beach? Maybe at home…it was fading fast. She remembered having a large belly, sticking out above of her, as she was lying down. Then it was gone, all she could remember was that she had a dream, and the vagueness about what it was, but that was it. She sighed, closed her eyes, trying to will the dream back into being, but nothing.

The door swung open to vague swearing and mumbling as Thomas walked in, a large box in his arms.

“Lisa! I’m back!” he said, as he kicked the door closed, and walked into the front room of the apartment. “Dang that thing’s heavy…” he said as he put the box down with a thud.

Annie and Tasha sat in the small auditorium, grumbling under their breath. “Remind me again why we’re wasting our time here?” Annie whispered.

“Quiet…at least we’re getting paid for it.”

“Whatever…this place sucks…” Annie leaned back as far as she could in the uncomfortable chairs, and tried to listen.

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