〝he sighed, not speaking, and after some time, i heard his breathing slow down to a regular pace, and i couldn't tell if he was asleep. "mitch?" i said. he didn't answer, so i assumed he was. "i don't hate you," i whispered, then looked up to the pitch dark ceiling. "i think i might actually hold a big liking for you." 〞 mitch grassi can freeze time, and he wants to know what a snowflake looks like before it melts, so he does what he can do; freeze time. unfortunately, he didn't focus on the snowflake and rather on the blond stranger roaming the los angeles streets, bumping into somebody that was completely still and muttering a string of words mitch couldn't comprehend. [completed scomiche short story]

Oh Marina how you make math teachers look like clowns.

What if someone in PTX got a girl pregnant before the group got together? What if that girl happened to be me

Yet again, another story involving the one and only, Mitchell Coby Michael Grassi (he is straight/bi/pan/ect.). •Cover photo by @grassi.af on Instagram•

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