‘That boy of yours is a regular faucet. Tell him to man himself up.’
‘He’s your boy, too.’
‘No, he’s a cry baby. He can’t be mine.’
‘Are you accusing me of having slept around?’
‘Just shut him up, will you?’
‘I asked you a question.’
‘Be a good girl. Make me a cup of tea.’
‘You’re so much your father’s son.’
‘I just want some quiet.’
‘And a repressed son, who keeps his emotions under wrap.’
‘A thirty-year-old crying over Disney movies?’
‘Sensitivity is good.’
‘Not if you drown in your own tears.’
‘Sadly, your tap jammed years ago.’
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Friday Fictioneers: 100 word stories
Photo Prompt: image © Madison Woods
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Sarah Potter Writes 