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In her haste to leave a note on her way to work, Laura broke her husband’s heart.
She meant to tell him this: The food at Charlie’s last night was terrible, but there’s left overs in the fridge.
Between the mostly torn notepad paper and her rushed handwriting, all he saw was “Last night was terrible. Left. Over.”
He called her. She answered.
“I hate Charlie’s too!”
That night, they stayed in. He made her dinner, and they made up. This time, their night ended quite well.
This is my entry for Friday Fictioneers, a weekly flash fiction contest led by by the ever-inspiring Rochelle Wisoff-Fields.
Anne Higa 
A comedy of errors
Thank goodness for that! I was fearing the worst.
Here’s mine!
Thank goodness that ended well, that could have been some way to end a relationship!
Dear Anne,
I’m so relieved they cleared that up! I enjoyed your story. Proper punctuation does make a difference. 😉
Shalom,
Rochelle
Oy! One must take the time to leave proper notes!!
Fun one.
I bet husband was on the verge of a heart attack after getting that note😅
This was great fun! At least they have something to laugh about later.
Awwww I’m glad the misunderstanding didn’t last too long ! A lovely evening.
Oh my, so funny! Good thing he called for a clarification 🙂
Simply marvelous storytelling!