My husband walked out of the north tower and jogged over to us. He was almost six feet tall, with blond hair and gray eyes, and he was built like a champion grappler in his prime. The two men instinctively stepped aside to make room for him.
“Hey.”
“Hey,” I told him.
“What’s going on?”
“Paul’s nephew has been kidnapped by a local gang. About 50 people. I’m going to get him back.”
Curran grinned at me. “Will you be home in time for dinner?”
Paul and Thomas looked at him like he had lost his mind.
“Naah. Eat without me.” I stretched my shoulders a bit, gave him a quick hug, and headed to our bedroom.
“Red Horn kills people,” Thomas said behind my back. “Your wife…”
“Will enjoy the exercise,” my husband said. “You know what they say. Happy wife, happy life.”
Toothless and Dragonite?
My very own book-guarding dragon.
Shout-out to the other neurodivergents who use parentheses too much (to add context to make sure nothing is misunderstood) (because parentheses clarify our directness) (I hope this tweet makes sense).
— Charis Hill | they/them (@BeingCharisBlog) July 11, 2022
Final shout-out to the bracket, backslash, semicolon, & [oxford] comma NDs; & to those who use any/all of the above (em dash/parentheses/ellipses/brackets/backslash/semicolon/[oxford] commas) -- & (of course) I can't leave out those who write never-ending sentences ... like me.
— Charis Hill | they/them (@BeingCharisBlog) July 12, 2022
I’m a mechanic; I fix things that are broken. I turn into a thirty-five pound coyote. I have powerful friends. But when it comes right down to it, my real superpower is chaos.
“My love," he said, his voice intent, "you are welcome to all that I am, all that I have. I would destroy the planet for you. I was even diplomatic for you, which was a bigger sacrifice. A little power drain is nothing.”
We watched the rest of the movie without talking. When it was over, Bran said, "I love you."
I said, " I know." Adam nudged me with his shoulder, and I laughed. "I love you, too.”
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