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To me, it’s as if he’s just said I remember how your feet left marks on the interior roof of my ’72 Bronco due to the frequency with which I had them spread and planted there.
I hung up and screamed into a pillow. It did nothing to muffle me since it’s half an inch thick.
The phone call prior to that, he told me I could “always start collecting husbands” like my mom as an alternative to a career path.
“Fuck,” I pant. “Velveeta.” “LaRynn,” she says. “My name is LaRynn.”
“I mean,” Jensen laughs, “peeing on her would’ve been more subtle, man.”
It’s like peeking into the mind of a serial killer.
So, even though my gut reaction is to stay suspicious, to err on the side of judgment, to remind myself that someone can always be more duplicitous than they seem, I look at LaRynn now, and maybe it’s those same tired eyes that make me wonder if this is her fresh start.

