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a Black Lives Matter sticker, a small Palestinian flag.
A pair of goth teens stopped in next, who were first thrilled Mae had a graphic novel section at all and in the next breath, declared it “pretty mid.” They gave her a list of titles she should buy for next time.
real but oh my god😭😭
“One day you’ll be thinking this town’s hit rock bottom, and then the next, some babe with pink hair will move in and open up a queer bookstore.”
“Honey!” Theo shouted. “We’re home!”
“Bay Books?” Theo continued. “More like Gay Books, am I right?”
“He’s been practicing both of those lines for the last two days,” Ozzy said.
Love. Even in Dell’s absence. Even in the forever absence of Jesús and Steve. Mae was surrounded by love. No limits.
That was the thing about love. No matter how far away they sometimes felt, the ones that mattered never really left you. Your body remembered the shit that was important.
Until Luca brought a Martha Wells to the counter. She didn’t know how to process that he was just as hot as she’d imagined.
so true!!!
“Yeah. I guess he’s bored with retirement. He’s only here a day or two a week. But his wife sends me thank you emails like, all the time.”
“We should probably go soon, in any case,” Dell added, “before climate change drives whales away from Greyfin Bay for good.” “You are always full of pleasant thoughts, Dell McCleary.”
They hope you get to pet a dog today.
i will tomorrow!
