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Arrows Through Archer Arrows Through Archer by Nash Summers
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“Do you know how beautiful you are? And not just this.” He traced his finger along my jawline, the tip of his thumb brushing my bottom lip. “You’ve got this old soul, and it’s serene and hushed and reminds me of the smell when it’s storming outside.”
“Mallory.”
Because that was all the world was to me from that point on.
Mallory.”
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“Ah, Archer. We always hurt the ones we love."
"Why's that, do you think?"
"So that we know they love us too.”
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“So,” Danny said with his mouth full of toast. He looked at Archer. “Does this mean I have to call you Mom?”
“Yes,” Archer replied, stone-faced.”
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“She doesn’t like puzzles.” Finally, Mallory turned to me, his eyes alight. “I want to be with a woman who likes puzzles.”
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“Do you know how to peel potatoes?” he asked. “I’m a bad cook, not a moron.” He”
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“I do. I love it. I’ve never seen anything more beautiful. Or anything that I knew was made… just for me.” “I know exactly how you feel.”
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“Sometimes, words meant nothing. Other times, they meant far, far too much.”
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“Do you think some people only have a certain amount of love inside of them? Or a certain amount of fucks to give? Because I do. And I think I've reached my quota.”
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“That was the strange thing about misery: it loved company.”
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“We can’t keep loving ghosts, Mallory.” And for the last time, his eyes met mine. “It’s not that easy, Archer.” “Well, I guess we’re both about to find out if it’s any easier loving one more.”
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“It would take a stronger man than me not to kiss you at least once. I had to know.”
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“Puzzles make you happy, don’t they?” Sharpshooter by nature, my instincts told me to go in for the kill. “It’s not the puzzles that make me happy, Mallory.” Immediately, his eyes locked with mine. “Don’t do this to me, Archer.” “Okay.”
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“She doesn’t like puzzles. Or whiskey.” “There’s nothing wrong with that.” “I know.” “You don’t like puzzles either, Mallory.” “I know that too.” “What does she like?”
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“Sometimes words weren’t enough. Sometimes words weren’t anything at all. So instead of using useless tools in a moment surrounded by darkness pushing at its edges, slowly, I reached out and laced my fingers with his. Without saying a word, he squeezed my hand and didn’t let go.”
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“Go to work. Try to fight off the overwhelming loneliness. You?” “Hang out with your son. Pretend I’m not gay. Wallow in self-pity.” The honesty of our admissions might have shocked us. The air was full of some unknown atom—a particle that existed only here and now and only between us. That was the strange thing about misery: it loved company. We began to laugh.”
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“There was no light at the end of the tunnel because there was no fucking tunnel. There was a pit and in that pit was nothing but darkness. In the center, stood I.”
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“Sweetheart, you can do whatever you want. I don’t have it in me to say no to you.”
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“What are we doing, Archer?” Mallory asked. Falling in love, I thought. But instead I said, “Kissing.”
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“But I didn’t look away, and neither did he. Maybe if this universe of ours was different. Maybe if everything was different and the sky was the ocean and the clouds were the soil. Maybe if life hadn’t engrained me with apprehension or uncertainty or a longing for some things I obviously could not have. Maybe then, we would’ve had words for each other.”
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“How are you feeling?” Mallory asked, walking slowly toward the side of the bed, hands shoved deep into his pockets. Alone. Hopeless. Exhausted. Like the world, no matter its small charms, was fading in on itself. “Fine,” I replied.”
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“He didn’t actually run around like a kid in a candy store, but part of me thought he might’ve wanted to.”
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“But I didn’t because I’m an idiot with no sense of self-preservation and he’s my best friend.”
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“He might’ve still looked like an angel, but even from a mile away, I would be able to see the devil on his shoulder.”
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“I burst like a shaken bottle of champagne to the sound of Mallory saying my name, the feel of uneven wood beneath my fingertips and my lover buried inside me.”
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“You’ve got this old soul, and it’s serene and hushed and reminds me of the smell when it’s storming outside.”
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“The words came out like a plea, dressed prettily in a tone I’d never heard from my voice.”
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“Turns out I’m a little too gay for some small-town idiots.”
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“We hadn’t exchanged many words but in words’ absence, I’d found a certain type of solitude in watching.”
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“You’re like a brother to me, Archer. You’re not perfect, but no one is. And if I met a billion people on this planet, I’d still choose you. You and your silent fucking depression—you and your quiet heart and your fear of living.”
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“Because the only way I can sleep at night is imagining that my parents might be proud of me for doing so.”
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