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A tattoo is an energy exchange that can be addictive for both client and practitioner, and those two tattoos with ashes carried wild energy--lightning crackling and popping on clear-skied days--and made Mike's hands wobble in a way they hadn't wobbled in twenty years. His breath was high and greedy in his chest, and just the emotion, the connection of it, was unreal.
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Mike wasn't religious, but it was pretty cool to imagine a superghost carrying you when shit got a little too real.
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Why would an adult be so shitty at being an adult? It just didn't make any sense. His dad's leaving made no sense, and now Luke's mom, Emma, made no sense. It almost made him question adulthood in general. What if they're all just faking it? What if none of them has the slightest idea what they're doing?
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