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October 31st, 11:22 PM
Julian’s hand was a heavy, warm weight on my hip, anchoring me to the present while Arthur watched us from the shadows of the mahogany bookshelves.
Look at Him and Do Not Turn Away
The way his fingers gripped the neck of that upright bass wasn't musical; it was a slow-motion strangulation of my remaining common sense.
Keep Your Knees Tucked In
The ice in Julian’s glass rattled like a warning, but Elias was already sliding his hand toward the hem of my skirt.
The Mezzanine
Julian didn’t just look at me; he cataloged me like a first edition he had no intention of ever putting back on the shelf.
The Carriage House
I looked at him the way I look at a particularly stubborn semi-colon in a student’s lyric essay: I knew he was doing too much work, but I couldn't bring myself to delete him.
Swell
The salt had dried in white, jagged maps across her shoulders, and I wanted to lick the geography of it right off her skin.
Is This Why You Invited Me to the Mountains?
The heat in the cedar sauna was like a D-minor chord held too long—thick, heavy, and vibrating right in the center of my chest.
Three Damp Umbrellas in a Brass Stand
Marc was laughing, a loud, expansive sound that took up all the oxygen in the small kitchen, while Sylvie’s hand stayed exactly where I’d left it.
Clinch
The rain was hitting the roof like a bag of brass falling on concrete, and there was Chloe, looking entirely too steady for a woman who’d just downed three double-espressos.
Did You Really Think I'd Let You Order the House Red?
Nico leaned in, smelling of expensive bourbon and bad intentions, while Elena watched us with the predatory stillness of a cat near a birdbath.
The Butler’s Pantry
You look at me over the top of her head, your jaw tight as a bowstring, and I know I’m not supposed to be here.
A Gold Lighter on a Glass Table
Julian watched me over the rim of his glass with the clinical detachment of a surgeon deciding where to make the first incision.