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“What drinks do you have?” “I have water, orange juice, pineapple juice and fruit juice.” “Everything in your house sounds healthy, but you know your squirt is what i want.” “Be for reals..” She chuckled and grabbed the water, joining me in the couch and placing her legs on mine. “What are we watching today?” “I was thinking something different like Manifest.” “I have heard of the movie, sounds nice.” She turned on the movie and dimmed the light, the living room was cold and the only sound was the one coming from the television.

I said weakly. Erin giggled. "Gotta hide the kielbasa." "It's too warm tonight to hide it very much." "Aww, poor sweaty guy." I skedaddled off to my room and threw on just a pair of boxers before joining her on the couch. The tent situation hadn't improved at all. She leaned against my arm and put on the HBO show we had been watching, called 'Somebody, Somewhere'. It was a really silly slice of life show, and I loved how little drama there was. Shame it was discontinued.

This easy companionship and unspoken understanding. I felt a tear slip down my cheek. I quickly wiped it away, hoping they hadn’t noticed. "Don't," Saffron said, her voice surprisingly gentle as she stepped closer. She took my chin in her hand, her gaze soft. "We’re not going to let you pretend like you’re okay when you're not. You can cry here. No one else is here except for us.”

Just looking for a place to sit, we had a hard time because others were still taking monoblock chairs. "What is that?! So annoying!" Natt shouted in a whisper as she tormented my back. I turned my back and unexpectedly saw Dyhein frown and staring at our table. I immediately looked back in front of me. I took from the plastic the vitamilk I bought earlier that I bought on 7/11 and drank it. Akala ko ay bumalik na sila sa loob ng Uni?!

“Thai sounds good. Get comfortable. Take your shoes off and prop your feet up. I bet your ankles are hurting from sitting with your feet down for that long. Mine are” Matt said. Savannah chuckled at the mother hen sound to his voice but did as he said and settled on the sumptuous leather couch. She kicked off her shoes and winced a little as she propped them on the ottoman.

Lily sat at the coffee shop, sipping her latte and scrolling through her phone. She had always loved this place – the cozy atmosphere, the smell of fresh coffee, and the sound of the barista's steaming milk. It was her safe haven, her escape from the chaos of her life. As she looked up from her phone, she caught sight of James walking towards her. Her heart skipped a beat as she saw him – tall, handsome, and charming as ever. He was her best friend Sarah's fiancé, and Lily had been secretly in love with him for years.

] - Chandler [ “I'll try to move in secret as much as possible. Please allow me” ] -Adam said. [ “No!” ] - Maxine disagreed [ “Don't move alone, Adam. We can th…” ] [ “Wait. Let me gather my thoughts for a moment” ] - Chandler After a long silence, Chandler’s response returned. [ “Then let's do this. We…” ] [Einnnnnnngkkkkkkkk!] "Sh*t!" Dwight threw his earphone away as he cursed. Now that Chandler wiped every bug in his room, there's no way for him to hear their conversations anymore.

"It is." "Shall we watch it together?" "Attic. The telescope's up there. We can watch it together later." "It's a date then." I chuckle and she giggles, biting me softly. "Yeah, yeah." "I'll carry you, don't worry." After being silent for a short while, she punches my side and I punch her waist in return. "Dick." Laughing, I kiss her hair as the room falls into silence. “Hey, Atlas?” “Yeah.”

Emeric said, and the request was delivered in a voice so gentle that it sounded like it belonged to a different man. Tobin stirred the pan and let the question settle, and then he began talking. He told Emeric about his mother's laugh, which was too loud for the small apartments they lived in. He told him about the way she pronounced certain words with an accent she could never quite lose when she was tired or happy. He told him about the cornbread, and the garlic, and the Sunday afternoons that smelled like olive oil and love and slightly burned edges, and he did not realize he was crying until he felt the wetness on his jaw.

"Joanna, it's getting late. I'll head to the market now and buy fish for you." "Okay," Joanna answered. Before leaving, he kissed her on the forehead. "Wait for me. I'll be back soon." As the door clicked shut behind Henley, Joanna picked up her phone. Addison had sent a new video. In it, two undressed bodies were entangled, moving together. The obscene sounds of water squelching and heavy breathing filled the background. The video ended with a message: [I just asked Henley if he wants me again. Guess what his answer will be?]