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On the other end, a woman’s voice—tight, embarrassed, and desperate—whispered, “I think it’s… biblical.”

“The duck,” Sarah whispered. “My son’s. He flushed it during his bath. I didn’t know until it was too late.”

Back in the van, Pete wrote up the ticket: 1 clogged toilet. 1 rubber duck evicted. Customer happy. He smiled. In Abingdon, history went back a thousand years—from the abbey to the civil war. But some problems were timeless. And as long as people flushed things they shouldn’t, Pete would be there, plunger in hand, keeping the town’s porcelain peace. clogged toilet services abingdon

The van rumbled to life. Another crisis averted. Another satisfied flush.

Pete sighed, pulled on his waterproof overalls, and kissed his sleeping wife on the forehead. Fifteen minutes later, his van—emblazoned with the slogan “We’re #1 in the #2 Business”—rolled down Stert Street. He parked outside a tidy Georgian townhouse where a single light burned in the downstairs loo. On the other end, a woman’s voice—tight, embarrassed,

“I tried everything,” she said. “Boiling water. Dish soap. That snake thing from Amazon. It’s… it’s not just water in there, Pete.”

The woman, Sarah, met him at the door in a dressing gown, holding a plunger like a sword she didn’t know how to wield. I didn’t know until it was too late

Sarah burst into tears of relief. “Is the duck…?”