Milo began his classes, and they’d spent the early evenings after the shop closed house hunting. It proved to be more difficult than either of them had anticipated, and although Will looked forward to the prospect of officially living with Milo in a space they’d picked out together, none of them seemed to fit.Every time they returned to the cramped little studio above the shop, it felt more like home.“I wish we could just stay here,” Milo said one evening as they arrived home from yet another fruitless night of searching.“I really am going to miss this place come November,” Will said.“Maybe we don’t have to go….”“We do. Walt found someone to take over the lease. We have to go.”“But, just to play Devil’s advocate, what if we didn’t?”“Didn’t go?”“Didn’t have to go.”Will thought about it. The closer the deadline loomed, the more anxious he felt about leaving Bloom Box. It had become as much a part of him as Milo had. He found that he looked forward to going downstairs in the mornings, and their trips to the flower market twice a week had become their ritual.
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