HIS MINI BEAR
Then, because Quinn had the attention span of a fruit fly and the filter of a toddler, she said, “But everyone here is, like, sculpted. You know, like Calvin Klein. Except Hudson. He looks like a traditional one. Like the ones from those perfume ads with fog and horses and mysterious stares.”
I squinted at her. “Who’s Calvin Klein?”
She groaned, tossing her head back. “Oh my god, Iris. You can’t just say things like that. He’s a fashion designer! Calvin. Klein. Underwear. Men. Ads. God-tier abs, thighs and butt.”
I stared blankly.
She flailed her hands. “Forget it. But can I just get their numb—”
“Quinn,” I cut in, dragging my tone like I was 67 years old and had seen too much.
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