Ｅｕｐｈｏｒｉａ ｘ ｍａｌｅ ｒｅａｄｅｒ
(Ashtray x male oc)
❝ Why? ❞ I asked, genuinely curious. I hadn't exactly been keeping in touch, and the weight of that truth hung between us like thick smoke. ❝ Because I missed your ass. You don't call me, ❞ he replied.
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CHAPTER SIX | Open Arms
Saturn has always been my favorite planet. Its rings intrigued me along with its appearance. I always wondered what it would be like if I lived there. Would I be better on Saturn? Would anything matter to me if I was? I even find myself dreaming of Saturn.
If there's a point in losing love we'll be in pain It's really all the same and it makes me hate this place. I feel like I'm stuck in a paradigm. I don't believe in paradise for some reason. Deep down I wanted to experience it though.
On earth is this what Hell is like? There's got to be more. There's got to be way more. An escape hopefully. I'm sick of my head plaguing me with intrusive thoughts. Is reincarnation real? Because As I wander around I mysteriously get a sense of deja vu telling me I definitely been here before. Fuck it I'll be a whole lot better on Saturn.
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As my stomach grumbled, I set off in search of something to eat. The vibrant colors and lively atmosphere of the fair made it hard to focus on just one thing. There were stalls filled with all sorts of delicious smells - popcorn, cotton candy, hot dogs, and funnel cakes. The choices were endless, but I finally decided on a jumbo corn dog from a nearby stand. The crispy, golden batter tasted even better than I remembered.
With my panda tucked under one arm and my corn dog in hand, I wandered around, taking in all the sights. Kids were laughing on the merry-go-round, couples were holding hands, and the Ferris wheel towered in the distance, its lights twinkling against the evening sky. I spotted a fortune teller's tent and decided to give it a go. Inside, the mysterious ambiance and the smell of incense made it feel like I had stepped into another world.
The fortune teller, an elderly woman with piercing eyes, looked at me and smiled. She took my hand, studying my palm with great focus. "You have a curious spirit," she said. "Always looking for the next adventure." I chuckled; that sounded just like me. She told me to embrace my spontaneity and to trust in the journey ahead. Her words were comforting, adding a layer of magic to my fair experience. My eyes caught a food truck a few meters to me so I walked over to it.
My attention had been fixated on my phone as I was preoccupied with trying to turn on Apple Pay. The savory scent of grilled food drew me to a nearby food truck. While my eyes remained glued to the screen, I made my way over. "Hey, can I get a hotdog with ketchup and mustard?" I requested without looking up. When I finally shifted my gaze from my phone, I was caught off guard to see Ashtray standing right in front of me. "What's your little ass doing here?" He asked, feeling a rush of surprise. I smirked, clearly amused by the unexpected encounter.
