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“I mean it’s just rain– no need to tackle a person over it,” he remained unbothered about everything. “Yeah one of the shops down this street should be fine,” Arcadius added, gesturing as they took a turn.

“Well what can I say? I spend a lot of my time in my bar so I will enjoy every second of being out in the sun.”

“Which one is it then?” Kiara arched a brow at him.

☔️- our muses get caught in some spring showers

“Well- are you going to help or are you just going to continue to stare at me as I get progressively more soaked.” Lorelei huffed as she looked to her ex.

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“Thanks,” she huffed, beginning to move for the door but not before glaring at him distrustingly. “What are you doing here anyways?”

“Could be the result of an atmokinetic’s tantrum,” Arcadius shrugged, trying to find the nearest place to wait out the storm and not caring much if Austin was close by or not. “Weather around these parts is more unpredictable than most.

“I believe in change, I can believe for the both of us.”

“You could step to the side. I’ve kind of got to get through you to get in there,” Kiara gestured to the door he was partially blocking.

“How the hell did this happen?” A drenched Austin asked, “There was no rain predicted today. This is ridiculous.”

“You look like you’re enjoying yourself,” Austin said, plastering a charming smile on his face.

“About a week.” Gray said as he went back to his book. “Wish it’d be faster, but…” I don’t like you, “distributors.” he settled on.

“I’m not saying you did catch feelings, I’m saying don’t catch feelings.”

“Oh Brooks, one day you will be.”

Gray rolled his eyes behind his book, but set it down and picked up the paper. He read the title and furrowed his brow. Hypothetically, he should have it. “Check fourth shelf on the third bookcase.” He said gesturing to the bookcase in question. “If it’s not there, then I might have to order it.” He said.