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Emma, like Tom, was listless and unhappy without Jerry as a constant presence.
It was annoying, honestly, that Regan’s jaw looked so good from this angle; no one was supposed to look good from an angle under their chin.
“You look like all of those classic sculptures of women in a museum. Like a piece of art.”
“God, this sapphic shit is exhausting.”
And even if she and Regan weren’t under the guise of being in a relationship, the reality was that Regan had slid in some side door Emma didn’t even know existed and had become someone Emma cared about. A lot.
“If you don’t want this, then why did it clearly bother you so much when you thought I had someone else in my room?”
And if you meet someone and bring them home to our apartment, I might need to, like, rip out their hair or something.”

