He was on the tall end of short, with thinning blond hair that he combed over his bald spot, as if that hid it, silver-framed glasses that circled large gray eyes. He wiggled his eyebrows above the rims of his glasses. He'd dropped it so we wouldn't see it. But I knew it wasn’t the relief a soldier feels when the bullet hits the man next to him.
629 The Deathbird [1973]. The ardeur drank him down, his skin, his sweat, his seed. Ralph Nader. I don't know, I've never been in love, how should I know.
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