It’s the kind of thing you would know. Because while most people were into rock music you were into actual rocks and stuff.
“Hey,” she said. “I was literally in a band.” A band, she remembered then, that Dan had hated her being in.
He laughed. She recognised the laugh, but didn’t entirely like it.
She had forgotten how often during their relationship Dan’s humour hinged on other people, specifically Nora.
When they’d been together, she had tried not to dwell on this aspect of his personality.
He’d had so many other aspects – he had been so lovely to her mum when she was ill, and he could talk at ease about anything,
he was so full of dreams about the future, he was attractive and easy to be around,
and he was passionate about art and always stopped to chat to the homeless.
He cared about the world. A person was like a city. You couldn’t let a few less desirable parts put you off the whole.
There may be bits you don’t like, a few dodgy side streets and suburbs, but the good stuff makes it worthwhile.
He had listened to a lot of annoying podcasts that he thought Nora should listen to,
and laughed in a way that grated on her, and gargled loudly with mouthwash.
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