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Warning: you might find yourself unable to stop smiling once you read this chapter.

Side effects of this chapter: you might start wishing you had a Heath in your life after this.

Other things you should be watching out for: find the
( ) in the chapter and you might just find your own Heath*


*Only applicable to those living in the town of Beacon Hills.


 *Only applicable to those living in the town of Beacon Hills

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Come here Heath baby, I want to hold your hand too.

Come here Heath baby, I want to hold your hand too

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six


"Does this cabbage look a little too yellow to you?"

I was holding a head of cabbage up to the fluorescent ceiling light of the mart, turning it slowly in a circle to inspect it, not being able to decide if it was its natural colouring or a trick of the light.

We were in a 24-hour mart much larger than the one we had been in just a few hours ago, and the past half an hour alone had been spent by the cabbage stand as Arsenio and I pondered on which cabbage to get.

The air buzzed with a ringing silence, and there was the occasional rattle of the air-conditioning vents overhead. The place was wholly abandoned– unsurprising, really, seeing as it was 3 in the morning –and the only other customer in the store besides us was a middle-aged man with a frizzy beard standing a few feet away.

He had appeared five minutes ago at the pineapple stand, and since then, he's been immersed in his own private little conversation with them. And by them, I mean the pineapples.

"I just love your complexion," I heard him say to a particular pineapple. "Is that warm beige you're using or latte?"

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