Denise Cruz

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He’d made her see through his eyes: her age, her fright, her balding head, her piddly size. The only possible revenge would be not to mind. But she did mind. She felt slight and ugly and gawked at: a trifling nobody. Just yesterday—Or was it this morning? Time had gone gluey and soft—Quinn had seen her in this light when he’d caught sight of her skinny, accordioned, eyeball-white legs. The greasy-haired intruder had confirmed her as a dusty, frightful, genderless shell, and she hated him for it.
The One-in-a-Million Boy
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