Cooking breakfast in the morning, the bottom door of the staircase starts rattling violently, the eggs explode and splatter all over the kitchen; Mother leaves, screaming.
When she comes back, kitchen is perfectly clean, everything is put away (including the pan she was cooking with), and the stove is cold.
Mother has flashback to her own mother's dementia, which came early in life (while Mother was a teenager) -- worries that the same things is happening to her, that she hadn't cooked breakfast in the first place and the whole thing was in her head.
Bobby and Erik (11) are playing with a slinky on the kitchen stairs that afternoon when doors at top and bottom slam shut, trapping them in the dark with some suddenly furiously fluttering shadows until the kitchen door slowly creaks open and all is silent. The boys rush off to tell someone.
Alicia is looking for a place to stash drugs in her room and finds a loose floorboard with things from the house's...
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Breakfast at AJ's It has become a weekly tradition, a chance to gather our family right before church. AJ's is one of those places we assume will be around forever. We pile in through the door and we're first hit by the smell of strong coffee. AJ's is bustling with cash register noises, orders screamed to the kitchen, and the clattering of knives and forks. It is still early, and we are lucky
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