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Being in a sea of people made Kody just a tad uncomfortable. He wasn’t unused to crowds - he’d been in New York long enough to find his way through the various swarms of bodies, had become accustomed to it. But at least there he didn’t have to worry about running into anyone he knew. He had been a literal stranger then, but now? Every time he so much as glanced in the direction of someone he thought he might know, he quickly tugged up his collar and walked in the opposite direction. It was a game of dodge and weave, one he felt victorious in until he turned and nearly barreled into somebody “Shit--!” He quickly grasped them in order to keep from knocking them over, “Sorry, sorry, didn’t see you there,” He quickly breathed out, not looking at the woman directly out of embarrassment.















