Short Story Saturday

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"Can you help me put these away, please?"

"Ok"

"What's this?"

"Fork!"

"Well done!"

"And this one?"

"Spoon!"

"Good!"

"What about this one?"

He stares at it and smiles

"Knife"

"N...ife"

"High five!"

"Yay!"

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