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I took a taxi right in front of my building, that’s one thing I love about the City that never sleeps, New York City. In about fifteen minutes, I was in front of the McAnthony building, I looked up to the building and sighed out of frustration. Hmm. No bad vibes today. Not here and definitely not now, when I’m going to meet my friends. I smiled and whispered under my breath that today was going to be a good day, in fact a great day.

I find that the books were arranged according to genres, and he had a lot very spicy ones, unable to help myself, I pick the one closest to me, and find a beanbag in the row I found myself, sinking into the soft bag, I pick up my book, my tea in the other hand, I drift into the pages, letting the real world fade around me as I delved into the book with stocking’ed feet across the chest of a faceless man as the book cover. I don’t know how long I sit there, my tea long gone, but the book was so good, I kept crossing and uncrossing my legs, and for some reason, I look away from the words for a split second, only to come face to face with Abed, my eyes widen as I lean back, only to be pressed

Sarah's fingers suddenly moved across the phone’s screen like she was looking for something crucial. Curious, Jerry said nothing, waiting for the major reveal she had hinted at. Sarah pointed her phone to him and said, "Listen," her eyes bright with excitement. Jerry's breath caught as he leaned closer and heard a familiar voice crackle over the speakers. The voice, full of evil, said, "Maggie stays at Beekman Street." Jerry's mouth dropped open in surprise. "Is this..." His mind was already formulating the response as his voice died off.

If this was a trap, better one of us fall than both. He'd argued. Of course he'd argued. But in the end, he understood. Some doors only open for one person. The bookstore was called "Between the Pages." A narrow storefront on a quiet street, windows fogged with salt air, a hand-painted sign creaking in the wind. I stood across the street for ten minutes, watching. Trying to see if this was real or another layer of the game. Then I crossed and pushed open the door. --- The bell above the door chimed softly.

I whispered. But even as I said it, I knew he would. That’s who Ethan was—fire in fragile skin. And I was the one who kept the fire burning when the wind blew hard. It’s a strange thing—to be called strong when all you want is to fall apart. Two nights later, we were backstage at a film panel in New York. It wasn’t a big event, but I could still feel the heat of eyes behind curtains and whispered questions in the air. Ethan stood beside me, tense as a drawn bowstring. I could feel it in the space between our shoulders.

As I finished my meditation and was about to went outside, a bad luck suddenly strike me. The door cannot be opened. I'm obviously locked! "Oh my god, oh my god!" I started panicking because I couldn't see my phone. How am I even gonna see it if I left it a while ago in our table! "Hello there?!" I started slamming the door non stop. "Is there anyone there? Please help me I'm locked!" I shouted loudly but the only response that I can hear is my echo.

"I want to be there when you read. I want to be there when you share this story. I want to support you the way you've supported me." The first reading is in New York. We're at an independent bookstore in the West Village. The space is intimate. Maybe a hundred and fifty people. They're sitting in chairs that face the podium where I'll stand and read. They're holding copies of the book. They're ready. I look out at the crowd and I see Dominic in the back. He's not trying to hide. He's just standing there with his arms crossed, watching me with an expression of such complete focus that I feel it physically.

‎ ‎Then Becky zoomed off. ‎The streets were alive as we drove past blinding lights and extra energy, ‎ ‎Yes I knew new York was the city that never sleeps but, this was just extra. ‎ ‎Was it the 4th of July or am I just overly an introvert? ‎ ‎"Here..here, let's go in here" I gestured excitedly at the big building with heavy music jarring out. ‎ ‎It had boldy written on it, ‎ ‎"THE GATES OF HELL"

"Can you do those three things?" "Yes." "Then come tomorrow. We'll see if you're honest or just desperate." She disappeared into the crowd before Yessica could respond. She barely slept. Lay in the narrow bed with both hands on her stomach, talking quietly to the baby about bookshops and second chances and women who saw through armor. At eight-forty the next morning, she stood outside Pages & Poetry. It was exactly right. Narrow. Crammed from floor to ceiling with books. A handwritten sign in the window. The bell above the door sounded like the start of something.