Eddie was a carpet fitter who hated his job. He was working at Ms. Vanbrooke's house laying a long red carpet. Ms. Vanbrooke was rude and did not offer him tea. Eddie saw a lump in the carpet and tried to hammer it out, not wanting to damage the carpet. After several minutes, the lump faded away. However, when Eddie later saw his cigarette box, he realized with feeling sick that the lump had actually been Ms. Vanbrooke's pet parakeet.
Eddie was a carpet fitter who hated his job. He was working at Ms. Vanbrooke's house laying a long red carpet. Ms. Vanbrooke was rude and did not offer him tea. Eddie saw a lump in the carpet and tried to hammer it out, not wanting to damage the carpet. After several minutes, the lump faded away. However, when Eddie later saw his cigarette box, he realized with feeling sick that the lump had actually been Ms. Vanbrooke's pet parakeet.
Eddie was a carpet fitter who hated his job. He was working at Ms. Vanbrooke's house laying a long red carpet. Ms. Vanbrooke was rude and did not offer him tea. Eddie saw a lump in the carpet and tried to hammer it out, not wanting to damage the carpet. After several minutes, the lump faded away. However, when Eddie later saw his cigarette box, he realized with feeling sick that the lump had actually been Ms. Vanbrooke's pet parakeet.
Eddie was a carpet fitter and he hated his job. He made
carpets for other people every day. He was as busy as a bee. He ran around the clock doing work and no one even appreciated him and his work. he was sick of it. One dry, humid and warm day in august he was making a long red carpet at Ms. Vanbrookes house. Rich Ms. Vanbrooke changed her carpet every year. She wouldn’t even offer Eddie a cup of tea and told him to go outside when he wanted to smoke. Anyway, on that evening Eddie was nearly finished. He wanted to have a cigarette before he finished the last touches. He taped both of his pockets and looked around everywhere but couldn’t find his new cigarette box. Then he immediately saw a lump in his carpet. He was frustrated because he has done this before. Last time it took him two hours to fix it so this time he thought to get rid of it a different way. He got a piece of wood, put it on the lump and started to hammer it so he didn’t damage the carpet. After three to four minutes, the lump started to fade away. He was finally finished so he called Ms. Vanbrooke to inspect the carpet. She thought it was perfect so Eddie started to walk back to his van and she accompanied him. Before Eddie left, she asked Eddie that if he saw her parakeet. Eddie said no and he suddenly saw his box of cigarettes on his dashboard. Then Eddie realized what the lump was and he started to feel rather sick.
Eddie worked as a carpet installer and detested it.
Every day, he produced rugs for other people. He was busier than a bee. He worked nonstop and nobody even acknowledged him or his efforts. He was over it. He was laying down a lengthy red carpet at Ms. Vanbrooke's home on a dry, warm, and humid day in August. Every year, Ms. Vanbrooke changed her carpet. Eddie was instructed to go outside if he wanted to smoke, and she would not even offer him a cup of tea. However, Eddie was almost completed that evening. Before putting the finishing touches on, he wanted to smoke. He taped both of his pockets and attempted to find something everywhere. Eddie was instructed to go outside if he wanted to smoke, and she would not even offer him a cup of tea. However, Eddie was almost completed that evening. Before putting the finishing touches on, he wanted to smoke. He sealed both of his pockets and searched frantically, but he was unable to locate his brand-new cigarette box. He then saw a bump in his carpet right away. He had done this before, which made him angry. He had to spend two hours fixing it the last time, so this time he decided to get rid of it in a new way. In order to avoid damaging the carpet, he grabbed a piece of wood, placed it on the lump, and began to hammer. The bulge started to go away after three to four minutes. Once he was done, he called Ms. Vanbrooke to look at the carpet. She deemed it ideal, so Eddie set out to return to his vehicle as she followed him. She enquired about Eddie seeing her parakeet before he went. As Eddie replied "no," he unexpectedly noticed his box of cigarettes on his
dashboard. Eddie felt a little queasy after realizing