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Luke sighed contently as he seated himself in a booth at his most favourite place i the world. Starbucks. Of course, he also enjoyed the company of his kitten Hazza while sitting at home and reading books, but this was probably his second favourite thing. It was a nice day out; warm enough to go out without a jacket, but cool enough to wear a long sleeved shirt or jeans. And that's exactly what Luke wore. The shy bloke wore a red and white striped shirt that reached to his palms, and stopped just above his bum. His black skinny jeans complimented his black reading glasses he wore, his black fringe draped across his forehead as his grey gaze scanned his book. Eyebrows furrowed in concentration as he read the book called Shiver, he blindly reached for his cup of tea. Lifting the glass to his lips, Luke took a sip of the hot liquid, wincing at the heat, but he shook it off and gulped it down, returning his little mug to the table. It wasn't too busy in Starbucks today, but at the same time, too loud for Luke. He was used to the quiet atmosphere at home, his cute little tabby kitten purring in his lap and the flipping of pages echoing off the walls. He sighed, turning the page to begin chapter Twenty-seven of his book, black converse gently tapping against the floor under the table. He was in a decent mood. Shy and quiet as always.
Luke sighed contently as he seated himself in a booth at his most favourite place i the world. Starbucks. Of course, he also enjoyed the company of his kitten Hazza while sitting at home and reading books, but this was probably his second favourite thing. It was a nice day out; warm enough to go out without a jacket, but cool enough to wear a long sleeved shirt or jeans. And that's exactly what Luke wore. The shy bloke wore a red and white striped shirt that reached to his palms, and stopped just above his bum. His black skinny jeans complimented his black reading glasses he wore, his black fringe draped across his forehead as his grey gaze scanned his book. Eyebrows furrowed in concentration as he read the book called Shiver, he blindly reached for his cup of tea. Lifting the glass to his lips, Luke took a sip of the hot liquid, wincing at the heat, but he shook it off and gulped it down, returning his little mug to the table. It wasn't too busy in Starbucks today, but at the same time, too loud for Luke. He was used to the quiet atmosphere at home, his cute little tabby kitten purring in his lap and the flipping of pages echoing off the walls. He sighed, turning the page to begin chapter Twenty-seven of his book, black converse gently tapping against the floor under the table. He was in a decent mood. Shy and quiet as always.











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