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October 9 - October 17, 2025
So far, all I had was a date; a single sentence introducing myself and scribbles of stick figures fighting in the top corner.
“And why is this white girl allowed to question me on whether Black people can fly or not? Why can’t we have magic abilities?”
The way you can tell a woman is ugly is not by her looks but by how she looks at you. A woman will use another woman as a reflection to project her insecurities onto you.
Asha really had no idea but it would explain why she got a letter out of nowhere. A siren that didn’t know how to swim.
Asha stood up right with a grin. “I love chewing y'all little boys out. My favorite thing to do when I’m bored. Y'all are dusty broke bums for real! She’s not interested! Next! Come on! Who’s next?!”
I rushed over towards the mural to the two females with the snow-white hair and kicked my foot up while poking at my cheek in a cute manner. Courtesy of me watching countless hours of anime, the nerdy side was coming out.
James was a certified hoe. A nerd and a hoe.
It was a flyer of two girls with full face makeup. The nails and colorful hair with their eyes glaring back at you, daring you to come inside if you weren’t as pretty as them.
as well pack it the fuck up!” one with the locs shouted. “We’re going to whoever we need to go to, to report your ass for harassment and abuse!” “Hold on!
I tried to hide my smile. I know a freak when I see one.
I smiled. I’d seen a lot of shit concerning magic… of fucked up shit but it was nice to see people enjoying their ability and not being afraid to show off.
“You’ve never seen a talking cat? Come back up to Washington Heights with me, love, those Dominican pigeons be talking the most shit. I used to hear ‘em all hours of the night talking smack about the next bird. When they say the city that never sleeps, they mean the rats, the birds, and stray cats that be talking back and forth. That’s what they really mean.”
“On everything I love, which isn’t much! Point out anybody in here and watch me! I don’t care what I am! I’m coming the same way!”
“We should call our club The Misfits,” I said. “Look at us…None of us really make sense together. A talking cat–––” “Fuck y'all,” he muttered as he bit into a piece of chicken, making his little meowing noises. “I’m just here for this food.”
You don’t like me or my family?! First of all.” I pointed. “My mom makes the best mac and cheese, hands down. Anybody would be lucky to meet her!
“When you gonna come put a spell on me, Miss Priestess…” “Bruhhhh…” Quan muttered beneath our feet. “If you don’t get that whack ass line outta here–––”
She most likely made up her mind at that moment about me, seeing as I didn’t stand up for myself. That’s fine. Remove yourselves from my space and aura so I don’t have to.
“No…no, no, no, nooo,” I let out, slowly backing away as Namir reached to pull off his cut up shirt, leaving his darkened pecks to glisten in the sun like rotisserie chicken.
He was shirtless, as usual because when does this man ever wear clothes?
“What, Namir? Never had someone show you how to eat chicken? It’s easy.” “Nah,” shaking his head as he leaned on his elbow, getting comfortable. “Just watched someone show me how to waste food.”
“You like me so much, you can barely stand it,” I whispered. “Maybe…” he muttered, rubbing his thumb against the bone. “Maybe I do.”

