Heat Wave (The Extraordinaries, #3)

by T.J. Klune

For queer kids everywhere. I am in awe of all that you are because you are the true superheroes.

But being a hero didn’t mean getting to pick and choose who to save. That was something the police seemed to do, and Nick wanted to be better than that.

#ACAB

“She,” someone else corrected him. “Just because we despise them doesn’t mean we can’t respect their pronouns. Don’t be a dick, Ernie. It’s not a good look.” “Sorry. Sorry, everyone! I got caught up in the heat of the moment, but that’s no excuse. I will take what I’ve learned today and try to be a better person. She’s threatening an old woman! Get them!”

(#SewerPupIsAllOfUs).

While he knew there were good people in politics with the best of intentions, he was of the mind that the rest were most likely sociopaths, and that outweighed everything else. Just like with the cops.

Nick knew his weaknesses. Obstinate. Loud. Opinionated. Never met a word he didn’t like. Chaos personified.

It me.

“Subtitles and lesbians,” Seth said. “Can’t argue against that.”