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Harvey Caronion was furious.

His new wife, Sheila, had turned out not to be the woman he thought he was marrying.

Or from playing the docile, demuring servant he had expected, she dared to have a will

of her own.

It was unacceptable.

He told her not to leave the house.

He needed her here.

But she'd left anyway, taking her children with her and leaving him all alone in the house.

Not knowing what else to do, he went down to the basement, where he sat stewing over

their last argument.

Sheila's basement was full of Harvey's unfinished woodworking projects, as well as his various

tools.

Looking around him, he was seized by a terrible idea.

He reached out, wrapping one of his massive hands around the handle of a hammer.

He held it in his fist, testing the weight of it, imagining the kind of damage it could

do, to a human skull.

Pleased with where his imagination was taking him, Harvey settled in to wait for his wife.

He'd show her how to honor their new marriage.

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