Billy crawled over, patted his father’s exhausted face with a sticky hand, and let out a soft burp. For a brief second, it was a beautiful, bonding moment—until Tom looked down and realized the baby was holding his car keys, already eyeing the open vent on the floor. The game never really ends.
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The afternoon became a blur of frantic intervention. Tom duct-taped the electrical outlets. Billy found a penny on the floor. Tom hid the bleach. Billy climbed the bookshelf like a mountain goat. Tom moved the cat litter. Billy attempted to bathe in the toilet. Billy crawled over, patted his father’s exhausted face
The sun poured through the kitchen window, glinting off the polished—and incredibly sharp—edge of an open steak knife drawer. Tom, a father whose reflexes were currently dampened by a severe lack of sleep, watched in slow-motion horror as his infant son, Billy, speed-crawled toward it with the velocity of a getaway car. By 5:00 PM, Tom was slumped against the
"No, no, no!" Tom scrambled across the linoleum, sliding like a baseball player into home base. He slammed the drawer shut just as Billy’s tiny fingers reached for a blade.
Billy didn't cry. He simply pivoted. With a giggle that sounded suspiciously like a challenge, he bolted toward the laundry room. Tom barely had time to stand up before he heard the distinct clink of the washing machine door opening. "Billy, out of the dryer! That is not a spaceship!"
Tom yanked the boy out, only to realize the house had gone silent. A silent baby is a dangerous baby. He spun around. The glass cleaner was missing from under the sink. He found Billy in the living room, holding the blue spray bottle like a vintage champagne, ready to take a celebratory swig.