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‘I can’t read this anymore,’ she thought to herself, head shaking slightly as she closed the book she had in front of her and slid it to the side. One hand raising to run against her forehead and swoop a piece of hair away as the others’ fingernails tapped against the table. She had been trying to find something in the book of relevance for about two hours and had gotten nowhere. This obsession she had was really getting to her. Blue-green orbs looked a little further in front of her to find the coffee she had been slowly sipping on before her hands moved to cup it at both sides and drag it back to her. “Delilah, just chill out,” she muttered before taking a long sip of her coffee, hoping for a distraction.

Aiden couldn’t help but notice someone reading a book, an actual, physical book. Although he had seen Delilah around town a couple times, he didn’t really know much about her. He decided to join her at the table, without asking her. That was quite bold of him. Usually Aiden was polite, but he figured they were friendly enough that it wouldn’t be creepy if he sat with her. “What ya reading there?” he asked. He had just gotten to his favorite coffee shop and was about to crack open his book. 

delightfuldelilahx‌:

‘I can’t read this anymore,’ she thought to herself, head shaking slightly as she closed the book she had in front of her and slid it to the side. One hand raising to run against her forehead and swoop a piece of hair away as the others’ fingernails tapped against the table. She had been trying to find something in the book of relevance for about two hours and had gotten nowhere. This obsession she had was really getting to her. Blue-green orbs looked a little further in front of her to find the coffee she had been slowly sipping on before her hands moved to cup it at both sides and drag it back to her. “Delilah, just chill out,” she muttered before taking a long sip of her coffee, hoping for a distraction.

Aiden couldn’t help but notice someone reading a book, an actual, physical book. Although he had seen Delilah around town a couple times, he didn’t really know much about her. He decided to join her at the table, without asking her. That was quite bold of him. Usually Aiden was polite, but he figured they were friendly enough that it wouldn’t be creepy if he sat with her. “What ya reading there?” he asked. He had just gotten to his favorite coffee shop and was about to crack open his book.