Literature
APH: Pagan Holidays
Despite being the middle of February, winter on the East Coast hadn't ended yet. Pablo tried to remember which month it was that supposedly came "in like a lion and out like a lamb," but he didn't think it was February. Winter in southern Mexico was much warmer, being closer to the equator, and so the flurry of New York City snow nearly threw him off.
He hadn't dressed properly for this sort of weather, so Alfred had lent him his own clothes, and though they hung off of him like a paper bag, they were still warm enough to keep him from shivering. Together, they wore two coats apiece and mittens over their hands which were occasionally used t