She considered slapping him for his statement. Under any other circumstances, what he’d said would amount to a compliment, but not now. In her present condition, considering her dishevelled looks, and most importantly, knowing him, she was sure he’d used the words ‘You’re looking hep’ as a pun on her hepatitis. He pleaded not guilty.
until next time, hep it is not 😐
Never thought of it like that.. 🙂
violent pun no? 🙂
The title was also good.
-Nikhil
get well soon.
Scary. =\
That was good! Really!
Man, you are pushing your luck!!! 🙂
Ha – you’re so asking for it
Pushing luck overboard is a good metaphor to have here ! And oh yes, hep sick !! LOL !
being hep can be scary in that case buddy.
so you lived to tell the tale!!! 🙂
pallavi: was forced to 😐
epiphany: thankfully no violent reactions….. so far 🙂
thanks nikhil 🙂
austere: passed it on..thanks 🙂
amdp: yep
abhishek: thanks.. sad inspiration though 🙁
stone: me? *with the most innocent expression* 😀
san: no one believes me!!!
kavi: 🙂
arunima: yep..especially if you haven’t seen the virus in action earlier
suma: alive and getting kicked 😐
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