Laigle de Meaux, as the reader knows, lived more with Joly than elsewhere. He had a lodging, as a bird has one on a branch. The two friends lived together, ate together, slept together. They had everything in common, even Musichetta, to some extent.
- Volume IV, Book Twelfth, Chapter II; Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo 
#can you feel the polyamoury #otp: the ot3 #the brick
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