I like stories of adventure. Especially if there's some kind of disaster involved."The eyebrow remains arched.I laugh. "I read the ones with happy endings, too."Josh gestures towards my shelves. "You read a lot.""Safer than going on a real adventure."Now he's the one who laughs. "Maybe.
'I like stories of adventure, especially if there's a disaster involved,' I say, and the narrator responds with a raised eyebrow and laughter. I mention I also enjoy stories with happy endings, highlighting my preference for a variety of tales. Josh comments on how much I read, implying that books provide a safer way to experience adventures than actual ones.
He agrees that reading might be a safer alternative to real adventures, and we share a light moment. The conversation hints at the thrill of adventure through stories and the comfort of knowing they end happily. This exchange reflects a love for exciting narratives while acknowledging the safety of books compared to real-life risks.
