“The same stifling heat. Same bustling bodies reeking of musky body odor. Why did you come back here? I thought I should stay true to what I told Dillon about visiting my parents, but instead, my car turned off at the dirt road I used to walk down every Saturday afternoon. The sun licks at my bare arms and burns against the black pants I put on. I’m standing, looking down at the book booth I used to visit each time. The same woman from all those years ago still runs it. It’s like the place was f...rozen in time. Macy and I were never allowed to come on Sundays like today. Sundays were for church. Many times I wished church was on Saturday too. Maybe then we would have never have met Benny. “You a reader?” the woman enquires, nodding down to a set of worn Harry Potter books. Shaking my head, I get right to the point. “Are there any doll booths here? There used to be one here.” She stills, not looking up from a stack of books before she begins laying them out on the table. “Are you a reporter?MoreLessRead More Read Less
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