Santa Steps Out: A Fairy Tale For Grown-Ups - Plot & Excerpts
ConsequencesGod sends meat and the devil sends cooks.—Thomas DeloneyThe prerequisite for a good marriage is the license to be unfaithful.—Carl Gustav JungJealousy is the greatest of all evils.—La Rochefoucauld7. Anya Confronts Her HusbandWhen Anya woke the next morning, her world had been transformed. She distinctly recalled the long trek back to the cottage. She had glared at the Easter Bunny as he sniffed the red panties and shoved them back into Santa's workpants. But once he had leaped through the window, all was a morass of vague thrashings and feverish dreams.Her nightgown clung now to her back. She lay there stunned, her eyes roving, cataloging all things drab and diminished.A dull stirring on her right. Something bulky rolled toward her, its arm heavy across her belly. A hairy upper lip brushed her cheek, a voice babbled alien words: "Good morning, Anya my love."Whatever she replied seemed to amuse the creature beside her, for his eyes wrinkled up wet and demonic, and intermittent bursts of noise erupted from his lips like genuine laughter.
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