A Plague of Frogs by
Margot and Geoffrey are living the upper-middle dream: white sofas, expensive wine, and general comfort. Then, Geoffrey runs over the neighbor's cat. That's when the frogs start to appear. Whether or not the neighbor lady's "hex" is to blame, or whether there is some logical explanation, Margot and Geoffrey cannot seem to agree on. What they can agree upon, however, is that their house...
Margot and Geoffrey are living the upper-middle dream: white sofas, expensive wine, and general comfort. Then, Geoffrey runs over the neighbor's cat. That's when the frogs start to appear. Whether or not the neighbor lady's "hex" is to blame, or whether there is some logical explanation, Margot and Geoffrey cannot seem to agree on. What they can agree upon, however, is that their house has become infested with a literal Plague of Frogs.