You are listening to a Clarksville magazine podcast, I'm your host and narrator, Kate Baker.

Welcome to the second story of the month for August issue 203.

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So our second story of the month is titled Window Boy and is by Thomas Ha.

Thomas Ha is a former attorney, turned stay at home father, who enjoys writing speculative

fiction during the rare moments when all of his kids are napping at the same time.

Thomas grew up on Honolulu and after a decade plus of living in the Northeast,

our resides in Los Angeles.

And if you like what you hear, you can go back to Sweet Baby.

So my J-Listener, I hope you can sit back, relax, and let me tell you a story.

The 10th time Jakey broke the rules, he put a sandwich in the mailbox or the Window Boy

could get it.

Mom had taken her sleep quick pills and gone to bed after dinner.

On account of her headaches, Dad was dozing in front of the TV chin on his chest and

a half empty glass clutched in his hand.

It got still enough that the only sounds or dads shows in the home of the house filters.

So Jakey slipped into the kitchen and put together a ham and cheddar on a plate and placed

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