To think, people bought such unrefined books. A waste of ink and paper, honestly. Whether it was for pleasure or sheer curiosity, Waver cared little for the contents beyond the cover and its filthy title, deeming it nothing more than bargain bin material. Though in actuality it was, judging by the marked down price sticker on the plastic casing. He should be a little pleased it was a sale for the store, and that the book wouldn’t end up collecting dust along with the other forgotten literature that never managed to make it into the hands of a reader. Still, if he had his choice over what was being ordered to stock shelves, he wouldn’t be selling this smut.
Tucking a rouge strand of dark hair, he deadpanned, losing patience the longer he had to wait for the customer to retrieve an ID. In all honesty, if they couldn’t procure anything to prove their age he would have just let him have it. At least he wouldn’t have to see the book ever again.