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"Do you always come to the door dressed like that?" Emily heard herself ask, and immediately hated it, because it had come out as though she'd noticed, when the entire point was that she had not.
"Only when someone knocks." The corner of the woman's mouth went up. "Should I have changed? You'd have waited. I'd have liked knowing you were out here waiting for me."
"Is this how it works over here? You do a favour and then flirt with the woman on your doorstep and call it neighbourly?"
"Is that what you think I'm doing? Flirting?"
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Or the one where Emily ends up letting the vampire who is great with her children drink her blood once a week for purely practical reasons. Like super practical. So practical. Please stop looking at her like that, Serena.
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02 Aug 2026
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“You still have them.”
“I still have what?” asks Emily, half-distractedly, trying to clean the smudge beneath her eye without ruining her efforts.
She hears some rustling in the closet, then the sound of a clothes rack being moved. “The clothes from Paris. The ones I gave you twenty years ago.”
Or: A collection of moments from Andy and Emily's first year together - first dates, first holidays, first fights, first “I love you”, and everything in between.
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- Part 4 of Everything That Follows
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02 Aug 2026
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Thirty-one days. Thirty-one perfumes. One month-long game that neither of them was ever going to lose.
Andy thinks she’s being clever by using fragrance titles as a secret code to tease, apologise to, and woo her girlfriend. Emily thinks the entire thing is absurdly easy, until Day 31 changes the rules of the game entirely.
Or: Emily might’ve been a dog in her past life (jk)
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01 Aug 2026
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At forty-three, Emily Charlton is the untouchable Editor-in-Chief of Chic in London. When a favor for Miranda Priestly drags her back to New York and the chaotic halls of Runway, the last thing she expects to find is a distraction. Enter Andrea Sachs: Miranda's twenty-two-year-old junior assistant who seemingly hides behind blush-pink skirts, cashmere sweaters, and a timid demeanor.
What starts as a temporary two-week reassignment quickly turns into a dangerous, intoxicating collision of power, age, and undeniable desire.Bookmarked by jackiedykelor
01 Aug 2026
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"There is no safe distance from someone you work beside twelve hours a day, only a series of ordinary ones."
Andrea Sachs has always been very good at keeping her distance.
Until she isn't.
Or: Andy hires a new assistant. Everything that follows is a terrible idea
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20 Jul 2026