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Tells Him Everything. "I Just Did... " Lies: "No, I Never Have."
Tells Him Everything. "I Just Did... " Lies: "No, I Never Have."
The snake had long since slithered away. She looked around. Nothing looked the same anymore.
Adam walked into the clearing. He saw Eve, smiled and ran over to her. She was taken off guard
but quickly stood up to meet him. He was so happy and excited every time he saw her, Eve
thought. Why had she never noticed?
Eve realized they were naked. She snuck a look at Adam, and grew red with embarrassment.
Adam was oblivious.
“I do,” he continued. “I think about it all the time. Even though we’re not supposed to.”
“Have you ever thought about eating an apple to see what happens?” Adam asked her.
He reached for a low hanging apple, stopped and turned to Eve. “Should I?” he asked her.
“It’s up to you.”
Eve watched him quietly make up his mind. She wanted to say something but stopped herself. She
decided it was his choice to make.
It must have been the best apple he’d ever eaten. He ate rabidly until nothing was left but the core.
With the back of his hand he wiped his lips. When he looked up and saw Eve still standing there,
Adam thought of her in a different way. He was embarrassed.
“I’ll show you.” Eve plucked another apple, took a bite. Adam got scared. He looked around,
expecting something to happen. Nothing did. Eve laughed and offered him the rest of the apple.
It must have been the best apple he’d ever eaten. He rabidly ate until nothing was left but the
core. With the back of his hand he wiped his lips. When he looked up and saw Eve still standing
there, Adam thought of her in a different way. He was embarrassed.
Adam nodded in agreement. He waited for Eve to walk into some nearby bushes before diving into the
trees by him.
A few minutes later, they came out wearing makeshift outfits that barely covered the essentials. But the
garments did the job and made them feel modest.
Adam climbed the tree. He put out his hand and helped Eve up. From the top they could see all of Eden
and the edges of the world beyond the horizon
He waited for Eve to walk into some nearby bushes before diving into the trees by him.
A few minutes later, they came out wearing makeshift outfits that barely covered the essentials. But
the garments did the job and made them feel modest.
Adam climbed the tree. He put out his hand and helped Eve up. From the top they could see all of
Eden and the edges of the world beyond the horizon
Eve nodded her head. She turned around and reached behind the rock on which she had been
sitting. Adam looked on as she picked something up and held it up for him to see.
Eve was holding a wooden horse. “I carved it with a little stone. That’s what my favorite horse
looks like.”
“Cool!” Adam picked some more leaves and wove a makeshift bag for Eve to carry her wooden
horse.
Ready and excited to go, they took each other’s hands and walked out of Eden.
God came down and watched them wander off. He stood by the door to Eden, watching them
until they disappeared over the horizon. He sighed, as he closed the door behind them. Maybe
they’d be back some day but it would never be the same.
Then End.
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So they climbed down the tree.
Eve nodded her head. She turned around and reached behind the rock on which she had been
sitting. Adam looked on as she picked something up and held it up for him to see.
Eve was holding a wooden horse. “I carved it with a little stone. That’s what my favorite horse
looks like.”
“Cool!” Adam picked some more leaves and wove a makeshift bag for Eve to carry her wooden
horse.
Ready and excited to go, they took each other’s hands and walked out of Eden.
God came down and watched them wander off. He stood by the door to Eden, watching them
until they disappeared over the horizon. He sighed, as he closed the door behind them. Maybe
they’d be back some day but it would never be the same.
Then End.
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“I wonder what would happen?” Adam asked out loud.
Eve played dumb and kept her mouth shut. She just wished Adam would walk away. “We
should go play somewhere else. We’re not supposed to be here,” Eve tried reminding him.
“He has no problem with us being here. It’s eating the apple that’s a no-no.”
“I’m gonna do it. I’m a man now anyway, he can’t tell me what to do!” Adam insisted,
reaching for an apple.
“No!”
“Whatever!”
“Why not?”
“I’ll show you stupid!” Adam yanked an apple from the tree and bit into it. He scarfed it down
like a ravenous animal. When he finished he looked at Eve. His eyes took in the sight of her
naked body and excited him. This was quickly followed by embarrassment. When he managed
to look her in the eyes, it became clear he wasn’t the only one who knew what was going on.
Eve couldn’t deny it. Adam felt angry and betrayed. “Why didn’t you tell me?” he demanded.
Eve hesitated. She didn’t want him to pass. But she knew she wasn’t going to stop him at this
point. She let him pass.
Adam yanked an apple from the tree and bit into it. He scarfed it down like a ravenous animal.
When he finished he looked at Eve. His eyes took in the sight of her naked body and was
excited. This was quickly followed by embarrassment. When he managed to look her in the
eyes, it became clear he wasn’t the only one who knew what was going on.
Eve couldn’t deny it. Adam felt angry and betrayed. “Why didn’t you tell me?” he demanded.
“I just thought you’d enjoy not dealing with the stress of knowing all this stuff.”
“You’re just selfish and wanted to be the one who knew everything.”
“I’m selfish? When’s the last time you ever asked about me?” Eve reached behind the rock and
grabbed something. She held it up. It was a wooden horse. “I carved this. It looks like my
favorite horse. Did you know I carved? Did you know I had a favorite horse? No, because that
would have required caring enough to ask. So I assumed you like being blind and ill informed.”
“Really?! You know what, I can’t even deal with you right now, I’m gonna find some clothes!”
Adam turned and went into some bushes. Eve went into some other bushes. When they came
out they were wearing hastily thrown together garments made of leaves. Adam checked out his
makeshift outfit. “This looks dumb, doesn’t it?”
“I’m selfish? When’s the last time you ever asked about me?” Eve reached behind the rock and
grabbed something. She held it up. It was a wooden horse. “Do you know what this is?”
“It’s a toy. I carved it myself. It looks like my favorite horse. Did you know I carved? Did you
know I had a favorite horse? No, of course not, because that would have required caring
enough about me to ask. But you’re too selfish. So, yes, I decided to be a little selfish too.”
“Really?! You know what, I can’t even deal with you right now, I’m gonna find some clothes!”
Adam turned and went into some bushes. Eve went into some bushes by her. When they came
out they were wearing hastily thrown together garments made of leaves. Adam checked out his
makeshift outfit. “This looks dumb, doesn’t it?”
“Excuse me?”
“You want the truth but when you don’t like it, you insult me? Real mature.”
The skies rumbled and God came down. Adam and Eve stopped arguing and turned to him.
“What the hell do you want?” they yelled in unison.
“Shut up!” he bellowed.“I was going to give you the benefit of the doubt after the apple. But all
you’ve been doing is arguing. I need peace and quiet! Get out of there!”
Moments later, Adam and Eve were outside the door to Eden, forever banned from paradise.
“This is all your fault,” Eve said, crossing her arms and walking down the road.
They walked down the road that lead away from Eden, bickering the whole way.
The End.
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“You’re lying again. I look stupid.”
“This is why I lie to you: you can’t handle the truth like a mature adult. You’re a baby.”
The skies rumbled and God came down. Adam and Eve stopped arguing and turned to him.
“What the hell do you want?” they yelled in unison.
“Shut up!” he bellowed.“I was going to give you the benefit of the doubt after the apple. But all
you’ve been doing is arguing. I need peace and quiet! Get out of there!”
Moments later, Adam and Eve were outside the door to Eden, forever banned from paradise.
“This is all your fault,” Eve said, crossing her arms and walking down the road.
They walked down the road that lead away from Eden, bickering the whole way.
The End.
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