32 Days in May: A Novel

by Betty Corrello

Normal people need to stop punishing the rest of us for being fucked up. We’re already doing that. And we’re really good at it.”

He looks like he could change a tire or smack an ass with authority. I want him to do both.

“It’s so unfair.” This comment is directed at his coffee mug. “You’ve just existed all these years, and I only get to have you now.”