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Clay had moved to the passenger side while I was gone, so I jumped into the driver’s seat and adjusted the rearview mirror before running my hands lovingly over the steering wheel, silently apologizing for letting someone else drive it. When I looked at Clay, he was smirking. “How come I don’t get a greeting like that?” “Jealous?” “Clearly.”
“Mockery is my love language.”
“I’ll take an apology from you. They’re so rare.”
she tilted her head and took me in like the pathetic specimen I was.
“No, I don’t want to keep him. Thanks though. I’ll make sure he gets donated.” Into the ground somewhere far, far away.
“Go ahead and insert your millennial joke.”
She looked like an angry carrot. An angry, screaming carrot.
Love was this scary and beautiful thing that existed all around me. I could see it. I could read about it. But I’d never experienced it before.

