TRUE MATE REJECTED
A smaller rack made of wire hangs above the turntable, filled with old vinyl records from the last century, kind of like the one the triplets have back home.
“Luna,” Axel says, interrupting my inspection.
“Right,” I say. “Food prepared by Ama, eating and connecting.”
Axel takes my arm gently, and I allow him to guide me into his kitchen and help me into my seat—a simple chair made of the same wood slats as the table in front of the sofa.
Similar gray curtains line the small window in the kitchen, too. Wood shelves lined with stacks of mismatched plates, bowls, and sturdy drinking glasses sit on the wall above the countertop and stove. It’s fancier than the triplets’ kitchen for sure.
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