One of Fernando's
acquaintances, Narcisa, enters the store one afternoon. He had not
seen her in many a month, for she had been quite busy juggling her
numerous life-happenings including college graduations, work, and
raising children. The first thing she says to him after he emerges
from his back room with a fresh cup of coffee is, “Never have kids,
Fern.”
Fernando sips at his cup
of molten sex. “I actually don't think I can, unless they've
refined a surgery to let me.”
“Oh, Fern, I didn't
know. I'm really sorry to hear that.”
Fernando stands still for
a moment, puzzling through her response, as it took him off-guard.
Then comprehension bloomed. “What...? No, no, I'm not saying I'm
sterile, I'm saying I lack a uterus.”
“Oh, duh,” Narcisa
says. “You can tell I don't get most jokes.”
“In all fairness and
honesty, it wasn't much of a joke to begin with.”
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