Dc Comics Shop Novels & Stories

Slowly, the werewolves' bodies were scorched and then turned into ashes. The opening of Addy's stationery store has finally officially opened simply in the Seattle city shopping area. A small building of ancient European style with white paint lining the entire store building. Large and high glass makes sunlight enter the store so that it makes the atmosphere comfortable. Above the entrance, there is a small umbrella-style roof along with red roses that propagate on the wall, adding to the impression of attracting people's attention. “Congratulations on opening your store,” Daniel said with a big smile. He put a fruit basket on a small table specially available to customers.

I replied, weaving us through the busy sidewalk crowd. We found a cute corner of the city. We were laughing about the time Dante accidentally bought an entire shipment of novelty socks instead of encryption software when something across the street caught my eye. It wasn't a fancy restaurant or another boutique. It was a brightly lit, grungy-looking shop tucked between a bakery and a vape store. The window was covered in flash art and dark sketches. The sign above the door, done in aggressive Gothic lettering, simply read, INK. It was a tattoo parlor.

“I’m here to meet Alexander.” The man steps back and lets them in. When she entered the dingy-looking shop, Evy was amazed to see that the interior of it was vastly different from the outside. The room was clean, with rows of shelves lined up from the walls and to the center of the room. Each one, having different objects put in: books, scrolls, and jars of unimaginable parts of creatures that Evy was sure were not normal. The middle man locked the door of the shop, before walking to the front of the counter where another door was placed. “Please wait here, I’ll call master.”