ON THE LAP OUT
Suddenly he thought it sinful to own or use a laptop.
You happen to have on before.
She saw you using it. And she thought it something she owns. Even when you
know it's not. It is mentally wrong. And it felt like
shit. She'd be going somewhere else for someone else to
answer her question.
"Where's my laptop? Where did it go?"
And you felt it foggy to give an answer. Hmmm. It wasn't
your call. It wasn't your look out. It wasn't your
responsibility. It hasn't been since. And you had to
ask back.
"Why, did you lose it, did you lost it?"
And you deemed it hypothetical. Women. Ladies these days.