- Galinda turned her face away from the road toward Calvin.
- “You don't listen, Cal. Do you know how to listen? I never said she wanted to move. I said she moved. Jesus.”
- Calvin did not respond, but observed the pale yellow open fields passing beside the highway. He adjusted his shirt.
- “Why did you wear that? I swear. It's what...the third day in a row you wear the same thing?”
- Galinda ran her eyes over his long sleeves.
- “And when are you getting a job?”
- She shook her head in disgust.
- “You don't cook. You have no friends.”
- She waited for a response that did not come.
- “You're allowed to criticize and you can't take criticism, Cal.”
- He hated it when she called him “Cal.”
- There ticked twenty minutes before another word emerged.
- “You contradict yourself every five minutes and then tell everyone about their inconsistency. Do you even know that?”
- Galinda silenced herself. She wanted to express her frustration, not destroy him.
- “It's not the same shirt,” he said finally. “It's very similar to another one.”
- He was unable to look at her, bounding anger slowly making his thoughts inexpressible. The Audi continued rolling along the wide-roaming highway before them. A great many miles promised to extend their journey dead-long, granite-hard.

Galinda and Calvin Part II (An Internet User Story)
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