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A novella about the inauguration, written and read by Curtis Sittenfeld.

Part 5 of 5

Late Monday afternoon, while Patrice is sitting in the living room checking her Blackberry,

the living room couch is where she slept last night.

She had a feeling both she and Aunt Lettie

would get more rest, not in the same bed. Bruce offers to make dinner. He asks if they eat seafood.

Some, Patrice says. He proposes clams with red sauce, which sounds fine to her. It's fish she's not

crazy about. And fine to Aunt Lettty, too, when Patrice checks.

Together, Patrice and Bruce walked to a grocery store on 17th and Corcoran. In addition to the

clams, which he buys canned, he gets crushed tomatoes, a bulb of garlic, an onion, a bunch of parsley,

a box of spaghetti, and two $10 bottles of red wine, and in the

checkout line, with little discussion, they split the total. At the apartment, she sets the

table while he puts water on to boil and chops the vegetables. Aunt Letty is in the bedroom

talking on her cell phone to her son Steve, and Caleb is sequestered

in the other bedroom, doing Patrice has no idea what, though a good bet, based on observing

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