God created a new universe without heaven and hell. Aziraphale and Crowley retained all of their memories from six thousand years ago, but lost all of their supernatural abilities—they were ordinary humans.
In the New World's Soho district of London, a bookstore that doesn't sell rare books has reopened. Crowley leaned against the doorframe and asked, "I heard there is a bookstore owner here who likes crepes. Is there any coffee?"
From the cautious "second first date" to the duplicitous tenderness after living together - windproof strips, secretly practicing omelettes, rearranged bookshelves, hands clasped on the back seat of a motorcycle. It took them six thousand years to learn to fight side by side, but they had to awkwardly learn how to love each other in the new world.
A story about daily life, temptation, and a six-thousand-year-old idiot couple who finally learns to say "I love you."
"It would be better to wait for the rain to stop with you."
Purpose: To generate electricity for love