I Can't Be Mated to Him
This is in the hands of people far more equipped to deal with it now.
But I can see the sunlight in his hair. Just that, now, with how the crowd is shifting. It’s the only part of him undamaged by whatever happened, and Goddess above, it’s beautiful. I know why I couldn’t tell whether his fur was brown or black—it seems like every other strand changes color, like the striations in rich, dark wood. It’s warm like wood, too, all the brown and black tinted just slightly red. I know, even from here, that it’s been soaking up the morning’s heat. When I touched it, I could barely feel my hands, but stroking through it would be like petting a cat that was dozing in the sun. Nothing more peaceful or
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