I shake my head, choosing to accept my animai’s – still a weird word – ways, and make my way over to the door, placing my bag of clothes on the kitchen counter. I open it to find my new neighbour, Kaley, standing at my doorway looking dishevelled and wet. “Kaley, are you okay?” I ask in concern. “I’m so glad you’re home! I really don’t mean to be a bother, but I’m hoping you have a number for the building’s plumber. I can’t find my list of contacts on account of unpacking and the pipe under the kitchen sink burst. If this were a hole in the wall, Kallie could have it patched up in minutes, but unfortunately, neither of us are plumbing experts,” she says, sounding utterly exhausted. “Jesus, that’s shit timing. I mean, a busted pipe is never good timing, but when you’re just moving in is especially shit. One sec.” I keep the door open with my foot, lean around the wall, and grab my list of building contacts off the refrigerator. “Here you go,” I say, handing her the list. “You’ll fin
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