The Actor's Contract
I don’t know what a kick-flip is, but it sounds awesomely dangerous.
“I hope I’m alive for that,” Enrique sighs tragi-comically.
“You will be,” Luke says dramatically. “You’ll be like thirty. That’s old, not dead.” Specific. That’s like less than 10 years from now. He falls into step beside River, his arms crossed like he thinks he’s twenty instead of ten. He holds up the dinosaur she forced on him, dressed in the same outfit her bunny is wearing. The light hits, catching the faint shimmer of the edges of his revolutionary cast hugging his arm snugly from wrist to elbow. An open-lattice sleeve, sleek and weightless, wraps his arm so perfectly it’s easy to forget it’s even there.
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