A Domain of Sacred Enjoyment

“We don’t know what happened to the dinosaurs,” she said. She was too attractive to be a paleontologist. I nevertheless listened to her lecture. But I didn’t believe her.

I whispered to K: “Bullshit. She knows exactly what happened to them.”

K brushed me aside and marched toward the paleontologist, much swagger in his step. “She wants to have sex with the two of us,” he reported back, smiling as though he were staring in his own porn. I would have fucked her, but the idea of three bodies heaving and groaning together was off-putting.

K left the museum with the paleontologist. “I’ll find out what happened to them,” he said in my ear on his way out.

I visited K in prison six months later. He was wan and sickly. “What the fuck,” I said.

“I cut her head off.”

“Why?”

“She would’t tell me what happened to the dinosaurs, so I killed her.”

I couldn’t say anything, so he kept talking.

“But the weird thing was,” he said with piercing eyes from behind plexiglass, “I looked down her neck after I cut her head off. I saw a bunch of dinosaurs grazing.”

“On what,” I asked, genuinely curious.


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