Rage (Teodor Szacki, #3)

by Zygmunt Miloszewski

“It’s worth highlighting your personality by introducing a zany touch into a classic outfit.”

A man’s face looks so animal when he’s angry. I remember you scowling at me late at night, so close I could see your stubble. And the sound of it. I remember not being able to hear words, just that sound, as if those noises were attacking me, holding on, refusing to let me get away.”

That was how it had always worked, still works, and will continue to work, because the tie between siblings is one of the strongest and most unbreakable. Spouses are unrelated people who have chosen to spend their lives together. It matters, but not as much. Children must eventually break away from their parents in order to become real people. And parents have to let them sever the tie that was once the cornerstone of their existence.

The tie between siblings never has to be broken. Of course it may be stronger, or weaker. But being in such close contact at the time in life when the world is new means no

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