Thousand: Six Hundred Thirty

by.” The girl gets up off the floor, slaps dust off her knees, though there isn’t any, and straightens the creases of her pants. “She will do this, what he has told her to do. It doesn’t matter what she thinks. Her thoughts are his thoughts. She sometimes forgets and does something else and goes to him and tells him what she has done, as she does every day, even though he knows everything, even though he sees all, she tells him everything she has done that day, she is to keep track for her own practice, so he can