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"What do you mean you won't take it back?" The words seethed past his clenched teeth as Sehun narrowed his eyes in warning on the manager behind the counter. Normally, he wasn't a difficult customer, if ever really. He wouldn't make a fuss and simply carry on, but this was a robbery of his money. He didn't mind paying for good material, but he sure as hell wasn't going to keep the copy of the slick covered paperback that was clutched in his bony hands. He had half the mind to hurl it in the woman's face. "I want my money because this was utter crap and I wanted resources, not some fantasy dribble that sounds like a toddler with an erection wrote it."
The woman's unsympathetic face showed that she had no remorse for the author's plight and he swore beneath his breath. It was a losing battle and he knew when he needed to walk out. "Fine. I'm never coming here again, ever." And he literally meant it. One day the store would have cancelled shipments of decent smut written by one O.S. Alexander and they would never understand why. He could affluent if he chose to be damnit.
Stalking out of the store with the long back of his coat flicking behind him, the rubbish still clutched in his hand, Sehun began his trek home, trying to figure out how exactly he was going to get rid of it. Maybe he could burn it? Or better yet, he could resell it on eBay for half the profit. Or if he really wanted to be a bitch, he would write a nasty note on the inside, sign it, and post it up for auction. Oh that would be lovely. Have it verified and everything. One smut author commenting on another, if it could even be called that. It was probably his most brilliant idea ever.
Being so smug in his new goal, he really wasn't watching where he was going. The smile that had started to sadistically curl around his lips was quickly wiped away by a snarl as he slammed into someone. The book crashing to the pavement and getting scuff marks on it, making him seeth a little. "Oi! That's going to be my money maker right there, watch where you're going would you?" The words were snapped at the stranger as he bent down to scoop up the slate grey book off the sidewalk.








