Why? You barely played tonight.
Atlas: Mean! I played enough. Do you know how much work it is to skate like that? That’s how I got this gorgeous ass! Put some respect on the game.
I don’t know much about hockey, but I’m assuming it’s bad when your team spends most of the time defending instead of scoring
Atlas: OUCH that was uncalled for!!
True but uncalled for
Ugh I wish you were here to massage my legs for me
Why would you assume I’d massage them if I was?
Atlas: No, you’re right, you’d be massaging other things, if you know what I mean
Atlas: My balls. I meant my balls.
No, I got it
Atlas: I need to go shower
Good. I can’t imagine how bad you smell right now
Atlas: Excuse me! This is the scent of athletic perfection!
Well, go take your athletically potent ass into a shower. I’ll talk to you tomorrow.
Atlas: I hate the bus more than the plane, I think.
What are you doing today?
I’m going to try and write today
Atlas: Write about me. How hot I am
How smart
Kind
Adorable
Annoying. Loud. Obnoxious.
Atlas: Write me a song we can share with our grandkids.
I don’t want kids.
Atlas: Neither do I. I was talking about the six bullmastiffs we’ll have.
And where we will be keeping these giant dogs?
Atlas: On our farm of course.
I feel my phone vibrate in my hand. “You see,” he says, without missing a beat the second I answer. “We’ll have this house on all this land, like tons of room. I’ve always lived in a city with no yard. We’ll have a farm, but it’ll be all dogs. A dog rescue.”
“A dog rescue?” I laugh, sitting on my couch.
“Yeah, and we’ll have all this room. You’ll have a studio, and I’ll have my comic room. Then maybe I’ll build a rink—”