>>19699276And just like that, the mild day gets even milder. Red let out a puffy sigh of boredom as she slumped further into the sofa that had become so familiar to her as of late. She's rarely felt boredom so prevalently as she has these last few months and even before the sabbatical from the ring, she has felt rather stuck in truth, like a car revving it's engine endlessly, just waiting to take off. Her eyes drifted lazily to a pile of leaflets and brochures that stacked on the coffee table before her. The Princess had an awful habit collecting such garbage in case she needed it for "later". Later rarely came and Red seldom cared to browse through the Princesses' collection but what else is there to do? She spoke to herself aloud as she flicked through them.
>How many Pizza menus do we need?>Burger places too? Come on Alicia...>Cakes...well, we'll keep that one.>Jiu Jitsu school?!? When are you ever gonna learn Jiu Jitsu Alicia?>Dog grooming? We don't even have a dog! I hope you're not considering that for "DOG">Hmmm?The last in the pile drew her attention for some reason, a leaflet for a local book club. The Princess didn't look the reading type but someone must've handed this to her personally because Red didn't remember it being posted through the door. For a reason unbeknownst to herself, Red found her way to the book club, it wasn't a bad hobby to have. It was a bit out of the way, an alcove, tucked away behind a coffee shop, a singular light pointed directly to the door with no sign. Red found the door unlocked and dared to venture in
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