This bottle was almost empty. I dug past my wallet, lipstick, tampon, and pills before finding the small bag of coke I had remaining. I scooped up a...bump with my key and went up to Clint’s apartment. The bottles sitting in front of Clint indicated he got a head start on drinking. He had sweetly already poured me a large glass of wine, which was waiting for me on the coffee table. “So...have you ever thought about us being a little more serious?” I asked, nervously sipping my wine.“No,”. What a lovely sight.I grabbed my tin and we went outside and sat opposite each other, “I think you should take your shirt off sir, you will sweat in this heat” she sighed softly as I fired up a smoke, she was right of course so I passed it over and pulled my shirt up over my head, she looked up as she hit the joint and her eyes widened at the sight of my hairy chest and belly.She took a deep hit, “Wow sir” she sighed and I wasn’t sure if she was referring to the smoke or the fact I was half. August aise hi kat gaya. Fir September mein Anvesha ne mujhe sath mein padhne ko kaha. Maine bataya tha na ki Anvesha hi ek bandi thi mere batch mein jisse main thoda bat karta tha. Woh bhi Delhi se hi thi aur hum dono sath mein hi ghar se aate jate the. Anvesha padhne mein mujhse thodi low par average thi. Fir hum dono sath mein padhne lage. Kabhi library mein, kabhi classes mein. Par woh just friend thi. Mujhe woh suru se meri crush type thi kyuki woh cute thi aur gori bhi.Par usne kabhi koi. Vidya gaped after it. She looked at Mohammad, who was clutching the tablet to his chest. She looked back at the tiny pinprick and watched as it winked out, like an ember flitting through the air.“We have to talk to a necromancer,” Vidya whispered.Kaleb, Cinder, Captain Markova, and several of her bridge officers stood in the small, cramped shuttle bay of the drone carrier. Kaleb still had no idea how its proper name was pronounced, and the spell that Cinder had cast hadn’t yet come up with a.