High hopes
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Crowley is taking care of his Angel's bookshop while his Angel is out on an errand.
While waiting for Aziraphale's return, he meets a girl.
Not in the best way though, She crashes in through the bookshop door. How did she break down the door?
With a man, Three times her size.
It probably won't end well...
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