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“Did what?” I squeaked.

I wanted to get her number, but sure. Nothing.

Satan comes over for brunch every Sunday. He brings bagels. He still calls me ‘the imbecile,’ but last Father’s Day, he gave me a card that said, “To my son-in-law. You’re less disappointing than I expected.” I framed it.

“Lilith,” I said, pulling her close. “The only thing I regret is that I didn’t have a better spring roll to offer you.” “Did what

I peed on a stick. Then another. Then five.

“Thanks,” I said, taking a sip of my PBR. “I’m medicated.”

The room spun. “But… I wore a condom.” Satan comes over for brunch every Sunday

I looked at her. At the woman who could unmake reality with a thought, who snored louder than a chainsaw, who cried at dog commercials and burned my laundry when she was annoyed.

There was a business card. It read: LILITH MORNINGSTAR – Vice President, Interdimensional Acquisitions.

She thrust the ultrasound at me. The image showed a tiny, curled-up fetus. It had my nose. And also a tiny, coiled tail. And what looked like a minuscule third eye in the center of its forehead. You’re less disappointing than I expected

One thing led to a very dark, very velvet-lined booth in the back. Then to her apartment (a penthouse that defied physics, overlooking a city that was not New York, but rather a gothic metropolis floating in a void). Then to her bed, which was a literal nest of black silk and strategically placed pillows.

For three weeks. The nausea started on a Tuesday. I thought it was the pho. Then my nipples started to hurt. Not chafing-hurt. Cosmic-hurt . Like they were trying to communicate with alien lifeforms. I googled symptoms. WebMD said: Pregnancy, demonic possession, or lactose intolerance.

She ate it. Then she cried harder. Then she fell asleep on my stained IKEA couch, her tail curling around my leg like a cat’s.