Dirtydave1974
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It was another quiet day in the library. It was a little after lunch, and there were only three patrons. A senior citizen sat at a desk flipped through a newspaper. A young man with a laptop typed away in a workstation with privacy barriers on either side. Lastly, a slim blonde-haired woman wandered the endless lines of sturdy bookshelves lining the walls, curling around reading nooks and study areas and marching across the floor in row after row.
The soft tick of the overhead clock was interrupted by the sound of a cell phone ringing for only a moment before being shut off. Cool, dry air from the conditioners blew down onto Abbi and Helen, who sat behind the long front desk stacked with books and computers.
The library was an oasis of calm and silence in an otherwise hectic and busy inner-city street.
Abbi adjusted her glasses and scratched her head. Her brown hair was pulled back into a prim ponytail. The twenty-two-year-old dressed conservatively, blouse buttoned up to her neck and cardigan. She also wore a long floral skirt that hid her plus-size hips. Abbi had something of a pear-shaped body. Medium-sized upper body and 12 XXS hips and buttocks.
She was sorting through the returns. Four fictions, two autobiographies, one legal encyclopedia, and a children's book. Everything was neatly organized how Abbi liked it, except a single thin book that had no place being here.
'Library Encounters' by Larry Lit. There was no library bar code anywhere on it. Maybe someone placed it in the returns chute by mistake. The book was thin, only a few pages long with a cheap cover. A mousy-looking woman was poorly photoshopped in front of the outside of a library.
The woman's fingers were spread wide and rested on her chest above her breasts. Her eyes hidden behind her glasses were slightly wide, and her lips parted as though she had just said, "Oh my."
It definitely didn't belong in the library. Abbi tossed the book onto the table between Helen and her computer to be dealt with later.
"Dad was wondering if you were coming over for movie night on Saturday? We are watching Love, guaranteed. "Saturday romance movie night had been an ongoing ritual between the two friends since high school. It had been an on-again-off-again event depending on whether Helen was dating anyone. But a recent dip in their social lives over the last year meant that they were more on-again than off.
Unfortunately, Helen hadn't enjoyed the previous three movies, and Abbi worried that she would stop coming.
The soft tick of the overhead clock was interrupted by the sound of a cell phone ringing for only a moment before being shut off. Cool, dry air from the conditioners blew down onto Abbi and Helen, who sat behind the long front desk stacked with books and computers.
The library was an oasis of calm and silence in an otherwise hectic and busy inner-city street.
Abbi adjusted her glasses and scratched her head. Her brown hair was pulled back into a prim ponytail. The twenty-two-year-old dressed conservatively, blouse buttoned up to her neck and cardigan. She also wore a long floral skirt that hid her plus-size hips. Abbi had something of a pear-shaped body. Medium-sized upper body and 12 XXS hips and buttocks.
She was sorting through the returns. Four fictions, two autobiographies, one legal encyclopedia, and a children's book. Everything was neatly organized how Abbi liked it, except a single thin book that had no place being here.
'Library Encounters' by Larry Lit. There was no library bar code anywhere on it. Maybe someone placed it in the returns chute by mistake. The book was thin, only a few pages long with a cheap cover. A mousy-looking woman was poorly photoshopped in front of the outside of a library.
The woman's fingers were spread wide and rested on her chest above her breasts. Her eyes hidden behind her glasses were slightly wide, and her lips parted as though she had just said, "Oh my."
It definitely didn't belong in the library. Abbi tossed the book onto the table between Helen and her computer to be dealt with later.
"Dad was wondering if you were coming over for movie night on Saturday? We are watching Love, guaranteed. "Saturday romance movie night had been an ongoing ritual between the two friends since high school. It had been an on-again-off-again event depending on whether Helen was dating anyone. But a recent dip in their social lives over the last year meant that they were more on-again than off.
Unfortunately, Helen hadn't enjoyed the previous three movies, and Abbi worried that she would stop coming.