the double-ended thing—bright purple, ridiculous—was buried in both of them, ass to ass, like the goddamn Tower Bridge holding up traffic in the middle of a flood. “we’re architecture now,” one of them said, taking a long drag from a cigarette she lit off the toaster. “modern art,” the other added, grinding down like she meant it.

the double-ended thing—bright purple, ridiculous—was buried in both of them, ass to ass, like the goddamn Tower Bridge holding up traffic in the middle of a flood.

“we’re architecture now,” one of them said, taking a long drag from a cigarette she lit off the toaster.

“modern art,” the other added, grinding down like she meant it.

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