In her four years in New Havens, Theresa wondered how it is that finding an empty cab heading towards her block was the hardest thing she’d ever ventured into. As always, she had stood in the bustop for like ever, hoping on a cab or in the least a bus. The bus she’d eventually taken, thank goodness didn’t break down halfway but had in so many passengers, she had to stand all through the journey home. From quite the hectic day at work, to the stress filled ride home, she wanted nothing more than to take a cold shower and down a hot cup of tea. Her heart came up to her mouth when she flipped the light switch and found William sitting on the couch, a glass of scotch in hand. Startled, she held a hand in her chest and exclaimed. “Babe, you scared me!” She hung her coat, moving further into the living room. “Why were you sitting in the dark?” She had reached for the fridge when she heard his voice come up in a deep husk. “Where have you been?
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