Irises and curses by Sharon J Clark

He was rather scruffy: the hem of his sweatshirt was fraying; his jeans looked threadbare more from wear than fashion choice, and she’d spotted the toe of his right foot trainer had a hole in it. Most likely he was killing time in the galley because he couldn’t afford to be in Starbucks. Hardly the type to splash out on fragile artwork.

He was rather scruffy: the hem of his sweatshirt was fraying; his jeans looked threadbare more from wear than fashion choice, and she’d spotted the toe of his right foot trainer had a hole in it. Most likely he was killing time in the galley because he couldn’t afford to be in Starbucks. Hardly the type to splash out on fragile artwork.

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