On Not Kissing Stephen D. Gibson
After the big game, she asked for a ride home. My moped was sluggish, but
she held my shoulders. Thousands of fans were stopped in their
crayon-colored cars; swarms of mopeds formed, whining together. We flashed
past on the white dotted lines between cars, moped rattling underneath us.
The parking lot behind her apartment was empty. She climbed off my moped,
and I kissed her.
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