He walked to a tiny room at the far end of the great showroom and
closed the door. He stretched wearily out on a low, folding cot, the
only piece of furniture, and reached for a tiny black power cord
hanging nearby.
Deftly he plugged it into the socket under his armpit, and breathed
deeply, relaxedly.
"Yes," he chanted softly, drifting off to sleep, "people _are_ such
dears sometimes."
THE END
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