GUS SLID OUT of the booth, and I followed, gathering the donut box and mycup of sizzling shit. It had stopped raining, but now heavy fog hung inclumps. Without another word, we got into the car and drove away fromDONUTS, the word glowing teal in the rearview mirror.“It’s the happy endings,” Gus said suddenly as […]
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