My second book in my imagines collection. With characters from all fandoms, ranging from Satoru Gojo to Violet Baudelaire, and more! (With stories for both male and female readers!)
The bell above the door jingled as Wednesday and Enid stepped into the dimly lit bookstore. The shop smelled of aged paper, sandalwood, and a faint undertone of sea salt. Shelves stretched high to the ceiling, packed with an eclectic collection of books, their spines weathered and inviting. It was the kind of place that Wednesday might consider tolerable for extended periods and Enid would adore for its cosy atmosphere.
Enid, as usual, was a splash of colour in her pastel sweater and patterned skirt, her boots clicking lightly on the hardwood floor. Beside her, Wednesday's all-black ensemble absorbed the shop's shadows, her expression as inscrutable as ever.
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"Cute little place," Enid chirped, glancing around. "This has you written all over it, Wens. Dark and broody vibes, but with a hint of charm."
"I find charm overrated," Wednesday replied flatly, though her eyes scanned the bookshelves with clear interest. Her fingers brushed a worn edition of The Tell-Tale Heart as she added, "Still, it's acceptable. Assuming it doesn't succumb to capitalist kitsch."
Enid rolled her eyes, about to retort, when a figure emerged from the back of the store, carrying a small stack of books. Their conversation died mid-sentence as both women turned to see who it was.
The man was striking, the kind of presence that made you pause involuntarily. He had an effortless handsomeness, the kind that seemed sculpted rather than born. His perfect hair framed his angular face, his sea-green eyes glinting like the depths of the ocean. He was dressed casually in a fitted henley and dark jeans, but there was an aura about him that made the simplest attire seem intentional, almost regal.
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