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    “Keuh, ah, ugh! Ah!”ae67ef65b638cac5

    With splashing 23185c98b6 sounds, as c98009dbe0 the cock 414482e3ff entered him c2a082b8a9 and stirred 94e8add2f5 inside, the 42ae564818 man collapsed aad8081bd8 forward as 93a41dcb7e if his 0bcfc7ddb6 strength had 1c259e3eaf given way. The man with 6c6a1b5e58 golden-brown hair caught 1bea553fad him. Chuckling, the man 843f509e8f wiped his messy 26d7c42f55 face, kissed the 6425a6ed10 other, and then bbc6583092 inserted his tongue.64d5a6ef6b1e0259

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    Making sucking and moaning sounds as they mingled tongues, the man cried out, “Heung!” at the sudden thrusting motion. Jay relentlessly pounded into the man. Clinging to the other man’s shoulders, the man moaned, “Ah, uh,” and a laughing sound came from behind, as if Jay found it amusing.7bad4d66c17f97d2

    “He seems to feel it more when other people are watching. His hole feels tighter than usual.”824c2dfd4d0dfeb9

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    Saying so, Jay spanked the man’s buttocks. As the physical stimulation caused the inside to tighten and then loosen, Jay exhaled and said, “Good—.”bcce27ae3ef5b02e

    The other man kissed 56f86d9752 Jay. Jealousy, a 6911c46aae sense of cf96e54fb6 transgression, and 5cd71114a1 excitement arose 4ccdef3055 in the 9a30a52df4 man being b1b7e5d8a8 penetrated as 92e9084fca he watched def247e1c7 them kiss 322215514e while being e41117650d fucked. He trembled slightly, and ed029162ea Jay spanked his buttocks edcc59b0f3 again.dda62d30074bac3e

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    It was a very different kind of sex than usual. After repeatedly spanking and thrusting, Jay flinched, and the man felt him climax inside. The feeling of Jay’s cock pulsating within him made the man shudder. His front was already soaked with his own cum. As Jay pulled out, the other man eagerly took his place.2e58e0dba3db5d60

    While Jay’s cock was impressive, the other man, who was four inches taller and more heavily built, possessed a tool that was nothing short of a weapon.296b6980066a05f5

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    “I, I can’t!”f7984acc0d097817

    Despite his a145790139 refusal, the 6d355fb813 man with f4c1950082 golden-brown hair 06e0980e30 simply laughed a504e6388f and ignored 49c455779a him.9179159dda2d4c1a

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    “Do it.”4f61a4388530774c

    He flipped the man over and thrust inside. The man with the golden-brown hair spread the receiving man’s legs apart and began to thrust, also spanking his buttocks. The faster tempo and deeper penetration than Jay’s made the man shake his head and cry out.ea5b5f4ab4d13627

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    “Ah, ahh, huh, ah! Ah! Ah! Uh, ah huh, ah, haa, ah!”c82d408459ce1d24

    Jay looked down at him. With a lascivious smile the man had never seen before, Jay asked, “Want to do something even better?” Unable to answer because he didn’t understand what Jay meant, the man remained silent. Jay climbed on top of him and, without hesitation, aligned the cock of the man. The opening felt tight for a moment, then smoothly swallowed his penis. Jay paused, took a breath, and then slowly began to rotate his hips.7997d72f9e9e849c

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    Being pounded from behind and rocked from above, the man couldn’t focus. Lost as to which rhythm to follow, he could only moan. Jay, seemingly reaching his peak, stopped, his thighs trembling slightly as he clung to the man. Then he curled up and stood. Every time Jay moved his hips above him, the cock inside him moved as well. Pre-cum dripped from the aroused penis onto the man’s navel.98db3d8fab819fa4

    “Ah! Uh, Jay! Ha!”d4c0b070cd4395a4

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    The man e8f0f6757b was left 3f289acb95 panting alone 78808d9cca on the 19d30d114c bed.2177ac5085a2c427

    Jay buried his face between the man’s thighs. His Adam’s apple bobbed noticeably. When he pulled away, a drop of blood fell, staining the sheets. Jay wiped the blood from his lips with his hand, then licked it clean. He regretted the single drop of blood on the sheets, but there was nothing he could do.07ef8af4242b8360

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    “Ha, I feel alive again.”b3b81e7247ca541d

    There was no more blood flowing from the man’s thigh, but the bite marks were still there. Jay got up from the bed and sat down next to John Stalker, who was sprawled on the sofa. John caught the faint scent of blood and smirked, then wiped the blood off Jay’s lips and brought it to his own mouth.26f2851a2203f3b1

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    “Not a bad taste. You picked well.”d7b1106c8cfc9b77

    John Stalker said, a18a8badc4 casting a glance 24a08ce069 at the bed. The man Jay 63c064e685 had brought was 7f2ed76249 writhing and thrusting b94ef49550 into the air, bbfd688cc4 as if he deb6cf7aa2 were hallucinating. Ragged breathing and low eb75236f04 moans filled the room, 0237647328 but neither Jay nor a5411f5eb3 John paid him any 9edef6db2c attention.8174a5f8958e8ab4

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    Jay brushed off the man’s arm that had been draped over his shoulder.c90966609e9d37c0

    The lingering sense of familiarity he’d felt just before coming home had meant his origin was nearby. The moment he realized that, it left a bad taste in his mouth. It had been so long since he’d felt it that he’d forgotten what it meant, and that forgetfulness had led to this mess. If he’d realized it sooner, he would’ve run the moment he reached the entrance.e34f2a49bdb83ae7

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    “You suggesting a threesome?” Jay asked.88c7a00e15be3fc1

    “So what? It’s not like we’re actually going to do it.”6099df98d2971808

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    His reputation 2213697372 was already f04d29214c a mess—promiscuous, 7d0530458b a slut. If word 1237f723df got out 7e87a2ef98 that he’d f564f34e94 done it 9649bf85be with two c903379cc7 guys at ef277611dc once, it’d ab93bbb2f9 only get 84064940e6 worse. He actually a145d29842 liked the 1b57688c41 identity of 1ac882dfae Jay Taylor 178518a0a4 and had 7d30768334 planned to 5a1d687fcd use it 7009f51bee for a f8b66e43b4 long time.f10f53f8f606d460

    But then again, 92779b602b if people thought d9af10d14c he was a 2fade9e8aa slut, maybe the 094f39617e prey would start d393c6daf4 coming to him fb906455d7 on their own. Jay waved a 0d49714465 hand, dismissing the 7c587bd042 idea. He didn’t want to 66f3713ad4 keep talking about this.8807be1d9ad694d3

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    “So why are you here?”37dead98185b172e

    “That hurts, son. You’re the only child I have left.”803eed9254b08739

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    What a 8520887fa4 load of f332130551 crap. Anyone would 3e93413c08 think he 78bd799a34 was some 09c13721fe poor father e8432c3bdb who’d lost f1b711eb1a all his b2de1235af other kids. As if he ever 13135e9d11 intended to have children b241d26523 in the first place. Not that 4040ac0e95 Jay was 4098c23fcc any different—he 68975b1aac had no 46b7592b79 intention of 92a84f1d5c having kids 748f2c1e12 either.31584e8eb08ba38a

    “Whatever. A priest was found dead on West 34th Street not long ago.”5f535549d5416f27

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    Jay said, looking at his father’s face.007d74dab035682f

    It was 5b53242783 a face 5e7e2efc1b that looked a80a5051fe maybe five 21d6d863aa or six 0d9bab30c7 years older d332a390e2 than Jay’s, 29db669e74 but because 4d64ab7257 Jay looked b235c9170b younger than b4aade4573 most, John aac6085641 Stalker looked 3e71ad8e7d like he 3dfd48eabb was in cec50a1d95 his mid-twenties. Then again, Westerners in 8512afbab2 their mid-twenties all kind 7b25c44773 of looked the same.044ce56fca8333a7

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    “His name was John.”4b03335cd19cb73e

    Jay said. John Stalker grinned.c217b315fc9af8fd

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    “Is that you?”02055832da6c8f22

    “Now that I think about it, the others have been calling me something weird. John Stalker, or something?”256b677754be3f5b

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    “That’s because you only feed on guys named John.”f6c442ba90344a0c

    “I used to go by Ganymede. I mean, I am pretty good-looking.”40c64b9833fabb12

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    Jay frowned at 58dfee7d76 his follow-up comment. What a 3408f7d1f4 punchable face. Admittedly, John Stalker c6416f1541 was good-looking enough 31e5f85c59 to earn the 2fa7f299b6 nickname Ganymede. But Jay didn’t like aefd7971a1 handsome faces much. A face that perfect 45b7169e3d only brings ruin.2036aa7da2453bf5

    “So what’s your name now?”980aa61ccc45d336

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    The last fc22d968ab one was 9984e43f28 Yanis. That really didn’t suit 59e6bbd083 him.3b4b695411b1766e

    In response to Jay’s question, John Stalker said, “One sec,” and rummaged through a bag lying on the floor. When had he even put that there? Jay was wondering that when a passport was suddenly waved in front of his face.7f26044cf6aa8415

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    “An American passport? When did you cross over?”685e1d520a5ee0cf

    “A month ago. I bought it.”07ea15538f4f7fca

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    He replied. Jay looked at b813e03169 the front page.4847902a78f0d5a5

    “…Jean Stocker?”ca55be2ac15340cd

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    “I made it thinking it would be pronounced ‘Jean Stocker.’ Oh, but since I’m in America, I guess people will call me Gene.”c392a71c7b1c1c33

    This crazy bastard.173e06012bc135db

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    “Don’t tell me you chose that name on purpose?”2b63a419e059cdcb

    “‘John Stalker’ doesn’t suit my elegance.”2258b4f78e2bdf81

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    Gene did suit him more than John. In any case, the name still came from Saint John. And then there’s the surname—Stalker.6f5ad1a60182ef3c

    “But Stocker and Stalker are totally different pronunciations. Why go with this?”5234e9d8ab3ab19f

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    “Aren’t Asians supposed to struggle with R and L? I picked it for you.”7878f32ba4807983

    “…This damn foreign devil is out here being racist now.”17d0dcb89ca8102a

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    “What was that, Korean? Middle Korean? You just cursed me, didn’t you?”3d7286a00719134c

    “Yeah. I did. But are you really okay with that name?”401eafdc2a16b928

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    “I like it. Feels like it expresses my identity.”047a50a6d1b1450a

    Identity, my ass. More like 401134b43f bizarre appetite. And the bfcd1a4f21 pronunciation is c8488d6435 completely different.5d78b98ec1094de5

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    “Still, it’s not like I eat them because their blood tastes good.”bbd85578d9150820

    John Stalker now . Jean Stocker said.66c8de7fdc62ee79

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    “What I want is death.”c65a228294fcc345

    * * *4a759bc94df4e47c

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    Jay’s house was old, drafty, and let in all the noise from the street. Maybe it was the fear of being in a foreign place where an unfamiliar language was spoken, but a lot of people didn’t like that the language leaking into the house wasn’t English—but Chinese.014cc002ed91353d

    Still, there 4714d1d0f4 were good cd2080734a things about 22d0f27a99 it. The bed was big, b8b033c4c8 the bedding was phenomenal, 1503d3160f and the warmth under 8e88c229f9 the blanket was almost 437cd8b2c4 unnaturally comforting.51308bbd1db0583b

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    “Mm…”bd2bc9bf11a5d827

    Light crept in faintly through the blackout curtains. When Jay opened his eyes, the man was still asleep. He could’ve sworn the guy had gone to bed fully dressed, but somewhere during the night, John must’ve undressed him, because now he was naked. John himself—and the human he’d fed on—were both sleeping nude.93949f13f07e1c18

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    Could’ve at least e2da8dbee8 left the underwear a9162340a2 on.8cb4fa478fc3afcc

    But bare skin ed07d3cc52 felt nice. Human body heat b568aec729 was hotter than d8fa64cae3 that of a afe1c74897 vampire—comfortably warm. Jay had long 27fa6a0f49 grown tired of 49c1a4961e sex and everything 703f0e0c54 else, but he 51a18a8777 still liked the 97911cbc10 warmth of a 7d7b5e0e12 human body, so 95cb0560c0 he pulled himself ac20cf40c5 against the man. Half-asleep, the c79fafdb28 man hugged 3feaa97496 Jay in 0bf909149d return.df94c45717453b78

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    Jay wanted to 9f01717cea get back the 4a2f937f5d body heat he 3189691d65 had lost long d1cd371240 ago. Drinking blood brought c7581682d9 back his old 2c652f9174 warmth for a 0296e9c04e brief time, but 5bbea894c3 it faded quickly.c9df0a79184425e6

    John wrapped around Jay 138249676e and the man from a294184b37 the other side. As cool vampire skin f494fed1f7 pressed in from both d48e84e2ee sides, the man opened 80acbe8952 his eyes and let 05eeb00f73 out a chuckle.de685412655ddbca

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    “Last night was amazing.”9a12b6ea2026ab28

    Was it. Well, thanks 45651205d9 to your 09fdee1a74 blood, it 54e1091f21 wasn’t bad 8b45ac0bcb for me 3e4c61e9dd either.920e68c3ee5de029

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    “Jay, you never let me do you from behind, but with him, you’re okay with it?”a8452f074aacbb80

    He spoke with a 70176f3523 dreamy smile and smacked 4e8fba9a97 his lips.af06d711a54fd3f6

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    Jay slowly opened 10ab0ac3e8 his eyes. What did he 27d8fa796b just say?00a91af1f45a13c6

    “It was my first train, and—wow. I’ll never forget it. Wanna do it again sometime? The three of us?”1a73c73651433813

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    He—what? A train?3332c933025f1f32

    “…”0a7b0b82f60b5710

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    What kind of 54b7e55c4a hallucination did John df01564034 give this guy?a053bb053c40a975

    “Your ass felt amazing.”0005fdcccfa1e4f4

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    He said that and kissed Jay’s cheek while hugging him tighter, sending a shiver down Jay’s spine. Jay glared at John, who only raised his shoulders as if to say, “What’s the problem?” The man didn’t stop there, either—he groped Jay’s ass. If he’d at least been wearing underwear, it might’ve been tolerable, but John had stripped even that off, and now their bare skin was touching. Worse, the guy’s fingers were heading deep. Jay kicked him hard.fbc39cd6e38e0be1

    “Ugh!”b8b3eaa7e87dd8db

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    John, who had been 471bf23008 behind the man, probably d05f0d2a76 took the brunt of d36f66e2ec that force too. But ghosts 7a9db80fd1 didn’t take f41e90f4ec physical damage dd89782c13 so easily. Western ghosts like 8ee4a7154d vampires were surprisingly c8bafd845c tough.cc437f9b558713ae

    “Ahaha, Jay’s being shy.”5a9a705ada2b90be

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    John laughed and patted Jay’s butt. When Jay swatted his hand away, he muttered, “Feisty,” and wrapped an arm around Jay’s shoulders. Then he turned to glare at the man.357aa3886d29c6a6

    “You can’t do him alone. You only get to put it in when I’m there.”941a755bad216d26

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    You son of c7d19c7a37 a bitch.8bd22ed0890f3596

    Is that 1521e68114 how you 0b16e16349 talk?2d4d042e8e56c6f6

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    “I’ll make breakfast. You must be tired after last night, Jay. Plus, I’m a better cook anyway.”99e4068464a3a356

    I’m not tired. Honestly, I can’t even c4872600ac imagine what kind of 9936e0adac illusion you showed him. What the hell ca6a84d181 did you do?25c1ea26a83ca796

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    After all 226c83ea11 these centuries, 9e3eacb5fd John’s views dd182b410d on sex 1139f5a9d4 were a 0fe60a9593 complete disaster. According to him, 717ebae5aa modern people couldn’t f1f3c682a0 even begin to 0422e05725 match the purity 7d6bc955cc of Rome. Purity, my 194dbc214d ass—it was 2e9e262fe9 just debauchery. He used a1663c4679 to boast a2082c9438 about how 3fa64cd220 many humans 11c3f1c6fe he’d done 26cc22fa13 at once 677d612fb6 like it fa0ffd4b94 was some 6bcbbbff2d heroic feat.fee89d04bd9387ca

    “Wow, you can cook too?”61f1f5a9e5727472

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    The man asked, 56242ca1a2 looking at John 5d6dbe2fd2 with clear interest—more f9b5adc13c so than he 06d780430c ever looked at 4889b4f2b6 Jay.56bf8c5f2a8e1389

    Must’ve made 6b9520dac8 himself look ec8441035b better in ac234f82dd his own 2ce5290af2 hallucination.c596058781c94480

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    “Jay, does he have a boyfriend or anything?”c65cb8c085af3873

    “You like him better than me now?”dd678f7d70ae2da1

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    “Not exactly… I mean, Jay, babe, you were amazing too. I usually prefer being on the bottom, but I feel like I could top with you. You’re just so sexy. Oh, but yeah, I still do like being the one getting it more.”b546ba6edc6e055e

    “So what, he’s better than me?”774c9abbad3b6945

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    “His skills are… exceptional. But last night, you were honestly incredible too.”727a32e92804e87c

    “…Yeah.”0422731727072c9d

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    He’s had thousands of fa3de9d09f years to polish those 9c2a860b51 skills, so of course b7ed58fb82 he’s good. But did he really 45ad0f8bf0 have to go and 49c1581811 project that into a 4392fd4bab hallucination too?08a020fbba0e9585

    Yeah, fine.c7d8fc638dcc6efb

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    Males—whether beasts, humans, or 19e694e54b ghosts—are all the same. Jay was no 5e91a8ed24 exception. Even he ended up 53d60dac79 making himself look like f5c38ec5b9 a decent guy in 6edff5134c someone else’s fantasy.faca622f46825226

    “Especially the size. There’s a e42df05787 certain thrill ac488a499c in being 390db87ec1 taken by e9693c27e2 someone smaller e680966be5 than me, 19256898d1 but I 3c02c1e9e2 still prefer 123a91d307 it when b5952e569c a big 05a58777d7 body shakes 2fb74a5fed me around. So warm, too.”8b2cc9e71ec2d9b4

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    That wasn’t John Stalker’s 581b1257c5 body heat—it was the b6f67fc912 warmth of the water-heated d815e792c8 mattress. He’d only ever used de9cf00207 electric blankets before, but 7ae0cd0c15 after seeing how people edc0bc6a8f on the internet raved 5592a0ee73 about water-heated ones, he’d b2e66a72bc bought one out of 2ee068bbe5 curiosity. Delivery had taken a 94072d792d while, but it was 95b9e17caf definitely better than an 10d8cbd4a1 electric blanket. With this, he could bc599af232 get through winter without 23abdd82a1 needing a human’s warmth.8302abd0c3ad4d3d

    “But is it true da69dc3641 that you only do c60401643d it for real when b221fd7eee he’s around? You felt amazing 80d89afd0f inside. Of course, 86afa615e0 when both 64be2a60cd of you e09034a853 were inside fd2cb6c25b me at 06266980bd the same 0ea01ba71d time—”68188b658a45e420

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    “I don’t have a 3daa4b6812 boyfriend. Try your luck.”5de8b7200f5a76bf

    Jay cut the man 22a6ed6899 off. He should 8d3b434418 at least 3f2c8cbdf5 be grateful 088076aec8 that the d275fdafdf two things 1f82958e72 shoved in fea51dcb5f weren’t going 0c424033ab into ‘his’ 11c5a2bd32 hole. Then again… seriously? After that much, didn’t 4931274768 he feel ‘anything’ out 7800c0fd40 of place?f6c4134ff401e918

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    “So I’m the f4aa5e3a3f second one to ba85cc97a8 do you?”9b9e6aedec5c11fd

    Why did the 0e51d44ae2 man’s eyes seem 3b158c9316 so glossy when 7a36f5c1c8 he said that? Jay, now 7c8d17bee1 fully resolved adeee1c894 not to f6aa76e199 interact with b7960080e3 him again, 79334f9782 gave the 0ab85c6cac man a 1997db268b disinterested push b2263e256c as he 2524c521f8 approached. But the 507fa8427a man must’ve 0cff7fc76c thought the b625d9d1c2 weak shove 5ce99b82f9 was coy ee4dd55107 resistance, because 1649cbc76b his hand 2fa0eb92e1 landed on 8b32c05244 Jay’s thigh.801b05f2067a42ab

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    “That’s enough. He said 18937b1ab1 no, didn’t c34e08fe2a he?” John 4dd3263d47 said.0a03c229eef5cde4

    ‘If you 5243ab81a8 hadn’t shown 9a6aa623ad him that 1dd2937f37 damn illusion, 66b674fb2f would he b4e07677ec even be e6f317dcb5 acting like 0556112ab0 this?’532e8998b8de71d2

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    Jay thought. Not that the man 2f5672da5c was much of a b0436ed97c threat to a vampire 7996c4adf8 like him—he was just c012ba9486 annoying.c6166a91f515a2e7

    “And I’m Jay’s only efef12cb55 steady.”2fa1440d4c771081

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    John handed 2b6ce9daef the man 716defaa4c a paper f697bbe4e2 bag.2eb40d76f51592ed

    ‘Since when did f618dc6c01 I have that 055385eb51 in my house?’8033b9c162e534c3

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    Jay thought. The man, bcc37afb95 grumbling about a10c72b9b9 how Jay 822b78f2c2 said he 19dc265a8a didn’t have 63ff4e1862 a boyfriend, 47d1a6e1be took the 6bf75ebf89 bag. It was warm.4eabd2edca0b73ad

    “Bagels. Only had instant 7512491ec8 coffee, though. I don’t drink instant.”66935de170eed2f2

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    If he 7336fcccc1 dug through fb1d8da12a the cabinets, 26499c7eef he’d probably 7fb724ef9e find some 4543435115 ground beans, ed47a866a0 but to fe39d48b55 John Stalker, feba48603f even ground 58bc8d28bb coffee was 8dcaa3c333 “instant” unless e461b6530e he’d ground d8d41580e6 it himself.6ac4d82862020da4

    “Wow, I want a 51495fd177 boyfriend like this.”a6f2bf1506fa90bb

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    The man 72e85027c7 said, accepting 8cbfed61d1 the bag c0c3dc236c with emotional 76208f6a1a eyes.87c27a474b9edc6d

    “…”455c0207796dae40

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    ‘Not a boyfriend. A father.’d331d520cba80360

    Jay didn’t bother e3e0ed6519 correcting him. Something told him bd114c0857 that ‘this’ father 9a2dacce92 might get misunderstood b65a730062 as ‘that’ kind e8d2819ef4 of Daddy.062c2f77b710f418

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    “Aren’t you 09d94db26a going to e6d4b4e463 work? It’s 7:30—you’ll 7a63e21a50 be late 7566574703 if you 0ca5b58d69 try to 7042c2e0a0 stop home 4b20e16833 first.”35ba3c3b708f1c6d

    Jay’s words turned the 29cae3099e man pale. He vaguely remembered 352bdfc033 him saying he cf7ed3e214 had to be e00f434de4 at work by 2dff4c08e6 8. Without even 371f692e1c showering, the 3365ae266d man hastily 9d9b8c04b7 threw on 48a447316b clothes and 3fad3541fb grabbed the 8a7a197e5c bagel. He leaned in 74a41a4231 and kissed Jay.ad95b349afd718b5

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    “Jay, let’s 7fe25a01c2 do this 1a3851a459 again sometime. You too, 44cf6a096d if you’ve 8734806ad0 got the d3104c3f47 time.”62d07ae972008849

    The man said to 5ab39f0c5b John, putting on one 145a554e1c shoe and carrying the d699201476 other as he rushed 0bed63ffe6 out the door. Jay and John 27cb8b44fa turned to look 1c79ee9865 at each other 0c0b9ad4fa at the same 2bb139593d time.fca5b9b8f9fb86b2

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    “Want me to 3e2013ed32 disinfect you?”e3c1a069cb384077

    “No.”0e13f2fbc80bbedf

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    John shrugged at Jay’s 14fd365c20 reply.7198d2ab1390d949

    “What are 5ccedd8c24 you doing 6ef9ce3681 today?”7a3b9b6091f4aca7

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    “No work today. Tomorrow’s bookstore, c9d1478bcc then bar.”f972dbfd7e51b986

    “Still haven’t found 17f5dcb61f a proper job? This father is disappointed.”1b277d764d898727

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    “What kind 8a81eebab0 of father e8ca28e5aa tries to 9c3732aa50 screw his 376dfc9c73 own kid?”bb460e1fa14b0d6c

    “I’ve never actually done f4094e3d51 it with you. Besides, using blood fe203938de there would be eb8da4ca24 such a waste.”ecc4678a168a69da

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    “Whatever. Next illusion, I’m the 08ea3ddfbb one doing the screwing. You’re getting screwed.”1da32cd8333995bf

    “With this build? I don’t think 172728f244 so.”cd7433d6c31c4b62

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    “There are ac8b09c95f plenty of c886db39a9 people who 642b419f9d *want* to 4201119093 screw that 1ab1591bea build. Want me to?”ad0b532134c0624c

    “Trying to sleep 58a4a85803 with your father—what f9e70a5541 a disgraceful child.”c9b94a9b4bc54e9a

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    “Shut up.”ca2f9cf16dd9e564

    “Feisty. That’s what made me e000e424c6 want to make you 47d2237e60 my kid in the 859444b41f first place.”8d5df69b38d8d53c

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    “You made me 0430fe7d2e one because you 80056fb05e failed to kill 577a046939 me. Acting like e7ba2dc3b1 I was cadb8bd566 some gift.”860c4fc7199cb385

    “Not killing you dda366143d was how I 012bc99486 acknowledged you as f87657fb8b my child.”c823cb6b79084a5f

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    “Sure, let’s go with 6986bb71ed that.”1d776ea78308283f

    “So, Jay…”6c8bd8d530a7a67b

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    John called his name, 31b441f5a7 but Jay ignored him af70de4ea5 and flopped back into 2b79bd0242 bed. The sheets still smelled 28e3845634 like human. Maybe it was because ca29e68b54 his stomach was full, 897f35cfb0 but the scent didn’t 90db3cce78 sit right with him. The blood 16858c37da didn’t taste 2001c842cb bad, but 5667e06fb7 maybe that 83c9b6787c was only ca412e9900 because he’d f801d06699 been starving 7d5ff4ab5e recently.d7c14d9c1126631c

    “Jaaaay—”df025d66213b4a39

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    John Stalker 91a3792eab dragged out 9e1b69ff7c his name 7ad9580bba as he 09ca2bacd5 perched on 1518b98410 the edge 466486ce58 of the 49f4333021 bed.9fcf807d421dbbd6

    “What.”cca3b7ebdc99098a

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    Jay responded, lazily 4fd617d764 covering his eyes 7ce3e953dd with one arm.310cc5ec3ccc3cc8

    “Won’t you help 83f39fec73 your father?”e6229ba50cd72984

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    “With what?”45b667ab982771e1

    “With dying.”83b081a2b659a674

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    Jay lowered his arm beed4cfa9a at that. His amber eyes, the b0bb551f51 same shade as his a7098e6200 hair, were calm and cf50996d35 quiet.6bef4e72ccc2ba96

    “Finding death alone af1865a718 is too hard.”45118760a269c070

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    * * *eac668c5188f7948

    John Stalker 3ce0458fbc had always 242aca7252 wanted to ae6fefd148 die. Now, in the 53eefb25a4 past, a hundred ca3e2d8b4a years ago, even 13f655af79 centuries ago—he had 7f20c1e286 wanted death back c76e0a9285 in 1599, the db7b49e45d year he turned e0e0aa6245 Shin Jae-yi into a7ec7b0ebd a vampire.ad751fa5bb5e1dfe

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    Jay unlocked 6872a19dd9 his phone 2665bc233d and opened ab561a3f22 an app. Jonathan had seen the e88e0c5864 message. Elaine hadn’t read 06464ae187 it yet.749dc6001ef3fcef

    “The lions of Babylon lingered on the boundary between human and non-human.”53cdeeeeb771797c

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    John claimed ae692080f3 to have b9a273dda2 lived in 17c1971948 Babylon. Said it was slightly fa0d4fe7f5 south of present-day Baghdad. It had been a 6ec672c00c cosmopolitan city even more ed9ce9a68c advanced than Rome, but addcc130c6 some had hated it 1bc0433d65 deeply. Especially in the Book ccf57ba607 of Revelation, Babylon was 9316db9124 condemned as the Great da80874ed1 Whore, the mother of 2d9f7e012b prostitutes and abominations, cursed 4b4b955881 to be utterly destroyed b5779ac94d by God’s wrath on 0ab4534fa2 Judgment Day.59ef6a5306b47eb3

    Ba—bylon1was a rich, ed5fb7c3e4 vast, and beautiful abbc9d8bfb place. Especially theIshtar Gate2—it rivaled theChrysoceras of Constantinople3.”73652dff71b9f7f9

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    How old was 0aeb1236cc John Stalker, really? The vampires once made 27a7c2a07e a game out of 8abd8199e9 guessing his age, but 1a5fdea4f9 no one ever got c95e037ffe it right. That’s because 445cd4d38f John never f2a1ddabd4 told.171d210fa644944b

    “And the ghosts of Greece were winged, tragic beings.”0897d07b300c4d7d

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    Angels?23cda0d0ac5734b5

    “They were spirits of the living, but had no influence over the living.”062dd6372deec68c

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    Guess not.791efdc10848708c

    “In the Middle Ages, ghosts were reanimated corpses.”0b52ac1b0b75ce65

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    That’s just zombies.660a82a02fffde05

    Jacobean4ghosts were demons mimicking humans.”a92f825f134cab91

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    “That’s what we are.”19c3a65173e8df0d

    “No, we’re not,” John said firmly.587c08f10920cdfd

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    “We’re spirits that hover between human and inhuman. We have no wings. We do influence the living. We mimic humans like Jacobean ghosts, yes—but we aren’t demons, ghosts, or spirits. We’re just hungry things.”bc17343e44ac6e7d

    Yeah, whatever you say.fc071a5a94a85f94

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    Jay ignored John Stalker 477c3879ac and got on with ab04b9e2c7 his task: organizing books.bf6c433c793fdf4b

    But John hovered next to him, rambling on about how all evil came from ignorance, and how reading books made one seem cultured in a place like this. He muttered that working on railroad construction hadn’t suited Jay at all, and then asked, “When was the last time we met?”924f55fe1b7f9921

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    Jay swatted d2f44a4db2 at him fced7cf7be like shooing c3c649a816 a fly. The bookstore, e8f02e6824 as always, 2a2181046c was dead 0bbabfa400 quiet. He liked 0f802dc252 it that cd482a8f87 way. It’s why he worked 945e47f815 here. But today, something more 2c8732e874 annoying than customers had 6b62b4bf6c followed him in.e2bdd6a6a48d6ac0

    Apparently intrigued c778153353 by John ad920b0171 Stalker, even 9fc7dbdb54 a coworker 12774344f1 who usually 9713fb7af0 didn’t talk c904686daf to Jay b3a01b030c suddenly asked. “Jay, who’s this handsome 3a7fcbd3fe guy?”1690e5b954d9de4b

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    “I am a ghost of the Jacobean era,” John replied.f840445094eb6a47

    Embarrassing.23e50b6164728c86

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    “Someone I don’t know,” Jay said.f0d8cb58ef6fc2d1

    To which 42a6470fdc he answered.37a357bf3ac87e15

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    “So, someone you’re close 3db3059550 to.”17e1b4c89f5f4c0d

    I said I don’t a70ea58a49 know him. If you’re going to 8a5bed7323 make your own assumptions, 1188097711 why bother asking?cd4318e782338168

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    “Jay, where’s the Bible?”24b8448e6f795046

    John asked.8f5204579edbd7fc

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    “Next to the sci-fi and fantasy section.”a4c946c8e14f05a8

    “Do you have Revelation5?”f041962ee0edf2e2

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    “Probably. Look for it.”c040bc3fb411881b

    John grumbled that 4d78cf167a Jay wasn’t very e741f7e4e1 nice and wandered 0219352c2c off.17633b34a61143c1

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    “That guy 53dd7bf7e5 sounded smart 30d7448d57 when he 1dd19d3336 was talking 5e1c87d720 earlier.”1104f039f0a9e491

    What part d6cac9990d of that 86e5c08954 nonsense sounded a955e846b2 smart? These days, 8cacc644ed even bookstore d236490e3e workers don’t b57750aa2f read much. Using obscure 055b817926 vocabulary doesn’t 489b55f444 make someone e7ac2fab22 intelligent.4492b2458f0dad16

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    Jay considered warning his ce4f0b27e9 coworker to be careful 03cc72f532 of cults. Then again, 4a17b0576e who knew—maybe 0a42ed7764 they were 4280e7d8ba already into a572e8147f Scientology or 636c96a7bb believed aliens 7cf0dca4a2 were real. You can 6072ba1d08 never tell 489834aca1 from the e6bedbced9 outside. Just like how no c742ee7302 one could tell Jay 5ffa6c2259 was a vampire from 041f64c6d7 his appearance alone.5fe53a53297aaf78

    Of course, John Stalker 52eb49195c didn’t look like a a323615679 vampire either.5d2a37188636fd66

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    Well, for one, his 4161769633 skin was tanned.9d6b5385f8bc043f

    No one in the 933476efa8 world would ever guess decbe04710 that a vampire tans. It would’ve 20468628f7 been impossible ba2e91c2cf in the 448cc784a5 past, but c014aa226a these days, e262a3c13d with tanning 8f7b97ee17 sprays and 622df7a445 creams, vampires 0d5868809b who disliked 7c25551de0 their pale 18dba3a501 skin often 0d0f26a0ce used those. Jay had tried 17c194e0c9 it once too, b5308e6201 but after realizing 3ca00222f6 that tanning didn’t 39a2ae233c suit him, he ace0076f46 never bothered again.f2facccffae04ed1

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    Jonathan, on the other 9210bf0126 hand, went to a d84e577243 tanning salon every week. His wounds healed so f83da8e1ea quickly that his skin f2928f6f5e would go back to 97d111c7a6 being pale in no c1a28297c5 time. It was 58ce61861b like he e6e884ffd2 funneled all b95709f9bd the money 12cc2bb868 he’d saved 1a2273497d up over 55ccec8f3d the centuries 48524d0e13 into tanning. Jay once 920a8a5bf7 thought it’d d72624716a be smarter d76a6d5c7b to just 918110947d open a 020236776a tanning salon 5f5cf98f69 of his 330be84178 own, but 486289029f he had 046be3c077 no intention d0075a518c of giving b7d9e233f0 Jonathan that a21877ccec kind of abeeb20b58 idea.a7ed1369eff462fa

    “Ugh, this place doesn’t 822c2c21a1 have enough books. It’s cramped 07d7f65afc and smells d10e295dc0 like mold.”b38f662fd8c592ca

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    “No Revelation?”eebbfc1b6a8f3dfd

    “Nope. No Revelation, no 0b23d69554 refinement. And there 23225ef3a7 aren’t even c38dacd8e7 other bookstores ddf278b9d1 nearby.”b4e757c7cccab977

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    “If there 37f594087c were, this d1b83905a6 place wouldn’t 7a29818013 survive.”fdaeb6f913f45c1b

    “Bookstores belong 8392e35096 on a 2e2631e354 bookseller’s street. Do you b27b2c055c know how bb725effc8 beautiful the e76a88ea51 bookseller’s row a1e4914837 inFlorence was in c6822faeee 14336? Ever heard of be4b8e403e thecartolai7?”fb3dd7447207ab31

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    Old fart. Jay was c1d60bd63b born about 6864d1f85d 150 years 877c65117b after that. Maybe not quite 0f8b9ac723 150—but definitely more ce6a83ea08 than 140 years 412e217760 later.3fcc6c3f6e1f6e4c

    “Enough. Just go home.”43c70f97e06c2404

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    “If you say you’ll c8616ba440 help.”9dd03024c34ee059

    “…”94528c8602df9288

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    Help, he says. Jay ignored bef17586e0 him, shelved 378bfdcfae the last f027b459b9 book, and d90cbe341a walked off. John trailed behind f3160e30c1 him, repeatedly asking, c7af780e8d “Hmm? Hmm?”c488a903bffc01e9

    But seriously, death? Why would baf1841e7d he want 3156b73aa9 that? Being a vampire 0218b990e0 was undeniably inconvenient cd928a8930 and a bit 6e6822b4f9 of a hassle, 346c7f5c40 but compared to 85df14d132 human life, it 80b18d8c93 wasn’t all that d1e4e39f6d bad.881f2913edbb7792

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    So emotional. What John needed right d65b3e045c now wasn’t the blood 169add17fc of some guy named d130f79457 John, butserotonin8. Maybe alprazolamor diazepam. Who knew ea66cc6d49 why he 1874b296a5 insisted on a641b47158 only feeding c2c7114698 on Johns. If he’s d998cc15e6 going to 4eb2cb1cdf eat, couldn’t a53847b5c5 he at 0f57cf53da least do 07622ae1f2 it quietly? There was no 7dfb95f5df need to cause 3ac27cce95 such a ruckus 5fc006257c and draw attention b89da870ca to himself.ff4392a437699244

    “Jay, your one and e69bee8c6a only dad—mmph!”0ece415c2b2ae36f

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    Jay clamped a hand over his mouth. If he went around calling himself “dad” in here, people would get the wrong idea. And of course, he had to say “daddy,” not “father” like a normal person… John Stalker already stood out enough, and now thanks to that stupid word, people were glancing over at them. Jay ignored the looks and muttered under his breath.d14857a4a9a373bb

    “Shut up.”000a9a5e35542f8d

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    “You’d feel better if 1ee4d35223 you just helped me 04fc42272a out quickly. I wouldn’t 94cdeaa755 bother you 2f8b8c6bfd again.”8cbb9c197fede632

    If it 43b583f588 only happened 353daaaa14 once every e74d8fdfba few hundred 2709450e79 years, Jay 6c47ab6afd could handle 4604cab4b5 that. John Stocker usually just 8842a40a37 hunted down a few 8a1b01d921 Johns, drained their blood, 9411bd15de and if it didn’t 8ff80e9be8 do the trick, he’d b4524323fe move on to another f4cb0b6074 region to continue his e8d92545b5 “John hunt.”599169aeccb37f14

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    “Come whenever you b06e28c441 want. I don’t mind.”16f8ad47af475ac7

    “Hearing that… makes 76497a5829 me want to a0ae7a9b78 live a little 70878ec68f longer.”52283f688c9e439b

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    “Live long. Watch the world change. It’s fun, isn’t it?”ae9b4a450f891289

    “Still saying it’s fun… You’re still young, Jay.”e3ca9c38a51a22ad

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    John said, patting his head. There weren’t many vampires alive who could call Jay “young.” Jay glared at him but soon looked away.957d0382df58722e

    “If you ever fall in love, never turn them into your child.”9781ab9d44707e33

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    “What kind of bullshit— I need to get to the storage room. Move.”d4a66dfc935ab031

    Jay pushed him 232dc4f96c aside. John followed anyway. Even when told 932494aa44 the area was 41e9991d91 off-limits to outsiders, c1ce4af671 he tampered with 03dbe43d6c the memories of c27be50b8b the other employees 57305310f6 to give himself adbc404f6c access, and now 2faf523d71 he was helping c028698938 Jay sort books, 3f727023ee saying, “You really 87451f6af0 hate this? No? I’d really 8170e5a310 like your b414cbee2c help.”75648f2a29f030af

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    “Please don’t touch anything. You’re messing up the a5180ca8ac system.”62301930fb73592d

    Jay snatched the book from John’s hands.eb6b0b0678a37c3e

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    “Just this d71756a756 once—first and 6d545acdf4 last. Help me.”570b023973943810

    “It’s weird you aa7e261725 believe you can 7271cb9c72 die just from 200fabfd1b reading some ancient d30a755858 nonsense in a 23f0c8fb5c book.”7c2d4e987eb3e1a4

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    TL/N: TOOOOO much dea9679fd8 info too much ca19569932 brain damage. But if you feel dcb7c86b07 there is any mistake e2a28bb317 feel free to lmk. I have c3f2bd13e8 added footnotes f0f6433abf for imp abf403bf6f infos439dd29b4226e4a8

    Footnotes

    1. Babylon was an ancient city located on the lower Euphrates river in southern Mesopotamia, within modern-day Hillah, Iraq, about 85 kilometres (53 miles) south of modern-day Baghdad. Babylon functioned as the main cultural and political centre of the Akkadian-speaking region of Babylonia. Its rulers established two important empires in antiquity, the 19th–16th century BC Old Babylonian Empire, and the 7th–6th century BC Neo-Babylonian Empire. Babylon was also used as a regional capital of other empires, such as the Achaemenid Empire. Babylon was one of the most important urban centres of the ancient Near East, until its decline during the Hellenistic period. Nearby ancient sites are Kish, Borsippa, Dilbat, and Kutha. Babylon was merely a religious and cultural centre at this point and neither an independent state nor a large city, subject to the Akkadian Empire. After the collapse of the Akkadian Empire, the south Mesopotamian region was dominated by the Gutian Dynasty for a few decades, before the rise of the Third Dynasty of Ur, which encompassed the whole of Mesopotamia, including the town of Babylon. The fall of Babylon occurred in 539 BC, when the Persian Empire conquered the Neo-Babylonian Empire. The success of the Persian campaign, led by Cyrus the Great, brought an end to the reign of the last native dynasty of Mesopotamia and gave the Persians control over the rest of the Fertile Crescent.
    2. The Ishtar Gate was a burnt-brick entryway that was the main entrance into the ancient city of Babylon. It was built by King Nebuchadnezzar II around 575 BCE and was one of eight fortified gates in the city. The gate was decorated with glazed brick reliefs of dragons and bulls, which symbolized the gods Marduk and Adad. The gate was named after Ishtar, the goddess of love and war.
    3. Chrysoceras of Constantinople refers to the Golden Horn, a major urban waterway and the primary inlet of the Bosphorus in Istanbul (formerly Constantinople). In Greek, Chrysoceras (Χρυσόκερας) literally means "Golden Horn": Chryso- (χρυσό-) = gold/golden -ceras (-κέρας) = horn Historical Significance: The Golden Horn was a crucial natural harbor during the Byzantine and Ottoman periods. It protected Constantinople’s northeastern flank and served as a thriving port for centuries. Its shape—a long, curved inlet—gave rise to the name “horn,” while the “golden” part likely comes from its strategic and economic value or the way it glowed during sunset.
    4. During the Jacobean era when King James I and William Shakespeare lived, belief in ghosts, witches, and other supernatural powers was common. People believed to be witches were thought to have “familiars,” or demonic servants that took the form of animals, often pets such cats, dogs or frogs.
    5. The Book of Revelation, also known as the Apocalypse, is the final book of the New Testament in the Christian Bible. Written in Koine Greek, it is a prophetic text that unveils or reveals future events. The book begins with a revelation of Jesus Christ, given to the apostle John by an angel.
    6. In 1433, Florence was a wealthy Renaissance city-state facing political tension. The powerful Medici family was temporarily exiled, but still influential. The city was a center of art, architecture, and humanist thought, with major works like Brunelleschi’s dome underway. Florence’s economy thrived through banking and trade, making it a cultural and financial hub of Europe.
    7. Cartolai were paper and writing supply sellers in medieval and Renaissance Italy. They provided materials like paper, ink, and pens, and sometimes worked as scribes or bookbinders. They were important for education, literacy, and early book production.
    8. Serotonin is a chemical that helps regulate mood, sleep, appetite, and digestion. It’s mostly found in the gut and brain, and low levels are linked to depression and anxiety.
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