't even have
t believe you haven't turned into one of those cigarette-smoking ironic rats yet. Ugh." She shuddered. "Hey. Let's go there after di
thing called the Book of Enoch for History and Religion of Ancient Israel tomorrow. It's about fallen a
you have these aci
graduate. How was I supposed to know it'd have this weird esot
y the chicken.
ke, unkosher or something." I munched on my b
would drone on and on about lineages in the Bible and I just couldn't keep my eyes open..." She squeak
mpathy. "Church does
nds together in the end. Sermon, sing, pass around the collec
, denied parking permits until we were juniors. We passed strip mal
Williamsburg at i
you like an order of f
ht life. And don't forget Colonial Williamsburg: who else has overpriced tav
It's calle
e chained off from the sidewalk. A half-broken neon light illuminated the front. The inside was cozy and hip, with students splayed out
w. Punch me, Fee, in the temple. Send me straight up to heaven on this
ee disappeared to the restroo
the serve
, I tripped into a stranger, spilling a bit on them. I scrambl
, so so
t was a tall, tall man with a shock of dark hair like a raven's wing. He wo
red like a cellist's. I blanched, knowing them exactly. Instead of rising, I stared i
." His voice was like wind through a mausoleum. I shuddered. Ou
g to meet his face as I grabbed at napkins and sopped the mess up with them. Only a bit had skimmed over the top. He held the rest, as
shudd
ame. Tell me, do you recommend the cappucino over the espresso? Or should I scrap that entirely and opt for black coffee instead? I'm
nk back to me. I