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    “Guess it was about bloody time I got back here” Franlise said, her feather duster firmly clutched in her left hand.
    The matronly black woman started dusting vigourously, sending myriads of half-written papers flying in the air.
    “My draaafts!” Elizabeth shriek was lost in the gusts of winds.

    “Bugger, bugger, bugger” the impromptu cleaning lady started to enunciate in a most perfect Queen’s English. “Nothing like some good buggery bugger to start the day and clear the lungs. And many a little makes a damn buggery mickle, isn’t that right darling?”. She said, striking a pilates pose in between the cleaning.

    Elizabeth stood aghast, not knowing what to say but a meek “Didn’t I fire you?” to which Franlise knew better than to answer with nought but a smile.
    Drawing a sharp letter opener from behind her back, she nimbly leaned toward Elizabeth, with all her white teeth glowing in the dark apartment where even the aspidistras had long gone dried up and wrinkled, their pots now no more than mere ashtrays.

    “Well, now, what shall we do about all that spider cobwebs you’ve got yourself wrapped in…”

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