storing
Everyday at eight thirty Frank’s mother calls him and he never answers. Instead, he lets the machine pick up and for a ten minutes straight his mother’s screaming voice fills the apartment. By the time he’s out of his shower his mother is just a whisper of a sob, “You’re too young! Too young, too young to die…” She hangs up before he leaves the apartment.
Frank then consumes half a bagel smothered with Philidelphia whipped cream cheese, his girl friend Heather had recently been buying the low fat cream cheese. It quivered when he poked it with his butter knife and was there for, unnatural. So Frank threw it away, he didn’t talk to Heather about it nor did he think about it. It was cream cheese, deliciously unhealthy full of calories cream cheese. Of course she retaliated with a new box and the sudden disappearance of the Phildelphia Whipped Cream cheese. He then resorted to cornflakes and on his way home that day he bought his normal cream cheese and hid it behind the watermelon. Luckily Heather did not check the watermelon and he noticed a new package of fat free cream, which he opened to keep up appearances. Then he dipped into his stash. This had worked so far and he held his breath as he reached behind the watermelon (he had just gotten a new one yesterday), nothing. His heart skipped a beat and his hand moved around frantically. Still nothing. Slowly setting the watermelon on the table he scanned the fridge.
Just needed to store it. Like it much eli? I know I got off topic...

